
Directing
Ngô Mạnh Lân
Born — Died
1934-11-09 — 2021-09-15
Place of birth
Hanoi, Vietnam
Known for
Directing
Credits
9 titles
Ngô Mạnh Lân (9 November 1934 – 15 September 2021) was a Vietnamese director, screenwriter and a scholar of animation films.
Known for
NRThe story follows a young Kitten from the time it is small and innocent until it grows up and becomes strong enough to defeat the evil old Rat.
Kitten
1966
NRAdapted from Trê Cóc, a Vietnamese fable.
Trê Cóc
1993
NRThe film tells the story of a clever and resourceful child who outwits enemy forces while showing deep compassion and affection for a small bird named Sáo.
A Talking Myna Bird
1967
NRThe story of a flock of little birds leaving their nests for the first time to freely explore life.
Phép lạ hồi sinh
1994
NRA melancholic meditation on the capital, considering official narratives of ancient elegance alongside the reality of long welfare lines and neglected monuments.
Hanoi Through Whose Eyes?
1983
NRThạch Sanh, a kind-hearted woodcutter, chances upon wine merchant Lý Thông. Orphaned from a young age, he gladly embraces being adopted by Lý Thông as his brother and comes to live with his family, unaware that the scheming merchant has other plans for him.
Thạch Sanh
1976
Behind the camera
NRThe story follows a young Kitten from the time it is small and innocent until it grows up and becomes strong enough to defeat the evil old Rat.
Kitten
1966
NRAdapted from Trê Cóc, a Vietnamese fable.
Trê Cóc
1993
NRThe film tells the story of a clever and resourceful child who outwits enemy forces while showing deep compassion and affection for a small bird named Sáo.
A Talking Myna Bird
1967
NRThe story of a flock of little birds leaving their nests for the first time to freely explore life.
Phép lạ hồi sinh
1994
NRA melancholic meditation on the capital, considering official narratives of ancient elegance alongside the reality of long welfare lines and neglected monuments.
Hanoi Through Whose Eyes?
1983
NRThạch Sanh, a kind-hearted woodcutter, chances upon wine merchant Lý Thông. Orphaned from a young age, he gladly embraces being adopted by Lý Thông as his brother and comes to live with his family, unaware that the scheming merchant has other plans for him.
Thạch Sanh
1976
NRPorcupine helps his friend Rabbit sew a shirt
Warm Shirts
1968
NRA mythical folk hero of Vietnam’s history. The boy Gióng grows in size to be a giant hero, who rides on an iron horse leading the nation of Văn Lang to victory against invaders.
Tale of Saint Gióng
1973
NRA schoolboy dreaming of building a giant crane and a sturdy dam finds himself inspired by the legend of The Mountain God and The Lord of the Waters. His reimagination sets it up for the future, where science and technology will enable a post-war Vietnam to conquer nature and move forward.
Giant Hands
1975
