Although most of the actors of the project "Thỏ ơi!!" are faces who do not have much experience on the big screen, Van Mai Huong has become a bright spot mentioned after the first screenings. In the role of Hai Lan, the female singer shows a clear transformation when stepping into a character who is very hurt and easily influenced by emotions.
Hai Lan appears with prolonged marital conflicts, jealousy and even uncontrollable anger. Van Mai Huong expresses the character's extreme psychological states, from impulsiveness, hurt to explosive moments.
The ability to express through eyes and facial expressions helps the role become convincing, especially in the climax segments.
Tran Thanh once again showed his talent in choosing actors. Although Hai Lan is not the central role and there are many scenes that easily fall into excessive emotions, even sour with sharp lines, the character is still expressed quite naturally. The advantage of Hanoi voice helps Van Mai Huong handle the lines sharply and smoothly, in the right context, making the scene not forced.
The female singer's strength lies in her naturalness and ability to maintain a stable emotional rhythm, not being "overwhelmed" even though the character has many psychological fluctuations. In the context that some other roles stop at the level of fulfilling the role, Hai Lan becomes a character that leaves clear aftertaste.
In the early scenes of the film, Hai Lan's livestream impresses with witty, everyday lines. This is a space for the character to reveal their sharp personality before marital conflicts gradually escalate.
Later, Van Mai Huong controlled the intensity of emotions well, knew how to restrain herself in scenes that needed depth and exploded at the right time.
Tho oi!!" explores relationships with many rifts and psychological injuries. In that picture, Hai Lan represents the type of woman who carries the obsession of the past, unintentionally hurting her partner. Van Mai Huong's performance helps the message about the scratches in marriage become closer to the audience.
With this role, Van Mai Huong shows potential for development in the film industry, opening up a new direction besides her musical career that has already gained a firm foothold.
