
The Holy Day
Drama
Overview
A story about a Catholic Village by the sea in Northern Vietnam in the early 60's, where people lacked faith in the new Communist regime.
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Trà Giang
Trà Giang
Nhân
Trà Giang
Nhân


Trần Phương
Trần Phương
Tiệp
Trần Phương
Tiệp


Như Quỳnh
Như Quỳnh
Ái
Như Quỳnh
Ái


Viết Liên
Viết Liên
Vượng
Viết Liên
Vượng


Tuệ Minh
Tuệ Minh
Khuyên
Tuệ Minh
Khuyên


Anh Thái
Anh Thái
Nhương
Anh Thái
Nhương
Lại Phú Cương
Lại Phú Cương
Thất
Lại Phú Cương
Thất


Tố Uyên
Tố Uyên
Nhài
Tố Uyên
Nhài


Thế Anh
Thế Anh
Đức Cha
Thế Anh
Đức Cha


Đoàn Dũng
Đoàn Dũng
Mấy
Đoàn Dũng
Mấy
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