On May 21, distributor CJ HK Entertainment released behind-the-scenes clips recording the process of actor Tuan Tran personally drew the logo of the movie Mang Me Di Giay. This interesting and rare activity quickly attracted the attention of many cinema-loving audiences, because this was the first time an actor had proactively contributed his efforts to the entire film's identification design stage, instead of just participating in front-page acting.
Through emotional sharing, viewers can easily feel the enthusiasm that Tuan Tran has for the role as well as this project.
In Bringing his mother away, Tuan Tran plays Hoan - a sidewalk barber, struggling every day to make a living to take care of his mother who is seriously ill. Fearing that his mother would get lost, he carefully wrote a nameplate for her to wear. From this simple action, the production team came up with the idea: to let the "child" write the film's title and use that character as the official logo throughout the promotional process.
According to the actor, this is his most mature role ever, strongly expressing the depth of the character's personality and emotional warmth when facing injuries. The actor directly drawing the film's name also means keeping the roughness and nature of each character as part of the character's personality.
It is that rusticity that has become a symbol of the sincere, earnest affection that children have for their mother - also the consistent spirit that the film Bringing mother away wants to convey.
"Just like the psychology of the character in the film, the time at the beginning it was faced with a lot of injuries, and then at the end of the film, the character realized the most valuable and meaningful things. This picture gave me an indescribable emotion," Tuan Tran shared the similarity between the picture and the psychology of the character in the mother.
The film's title is designed based on Tuan Tran's original letters, yellow was chosen as the main color to express the carefree memories of mothers.
