Movie Tet O Lang Dia Nguc

Tet in Hell Village is a multi-episode horror film made by director Tran Huu Tan, shown on K+ Television and Netflix from October 23, and has received many compliments for its careful investment. background and makeup. This is a horror film that promises to bring audiences cinematic footage with eye-catching visual effects. The film is adapted from the best-selling novel of the same name by writer Thao Trang. Tet In Hell Village opens with a series of nightmares, a series of continuous deaths of people living in Hell Village - the hideout of the descendants of a once-famous bandit.

The movie Tet in Hell Village is set in the mountains and forests of Ha Giang. The idea of the film is conveyed authentically through the majestic scenery in the Northeast mountains in the ancient village of Sao Ha, Ha Giang province. It took the film crew more than 10 days to find a village that was 99% similar to Van Thao Trang's imagination. However, the difficulty when filming in the ancient village of Sao Ha is the rugged terrain, the film crew members had to work very hard to transport furniture and equipment. The whole group had to work hard under the cold cold of the Northern mountainous region, in conditions of no electricity, no phone signal and lack of water.

Compared to many film series in the Vietnamese film market, Tet in Hell Village is considered superior in terms of context. Many majestic scenes have been captured in each frame, adding a touch of romance, mystery and antiquity. Besides, the film is also molded by a team of experienced directors, cameramen, actors.... Creative filming angles and heavy investment have brought the audience eye-catching footage. Regarding the film's costumes, the director requested that they be purely Vietnamese in style and material, and the embroidered patterns must have a certain intention, which is to clearly portray the portrait of each character. When planning the costume concept, the team used basic designs such as four-piece shirts and cross-dresses to most realistically express the character's image, while at the same time making variations, ensuring a balance between traditional and trendy elements. contemporary direction.

Completely ignoring safety limits, the film crew did not use visual effects, but increased the horror and horror of the characters with makeup and meticulous attention to every detail. Even for the Fire Wolf costume by artist Phu Don, it took the whole group more than 7 hours to prepare. Or the character Thap Nuong played by actress Lan Phuong also had to keep special makeup for 28 hours to complete the scene.