Unerasable!

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This experimental documentary examines censorship and state violence in Vietnam and the experience of exile in Europe. It also explores how French colonialism continues to shape Vietnam today.

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What happens

Unerasable! (Diary of a Hidden Fate) is a 2026 Belgian experimental documentary film, directed by Socrates Saint-Wulstan Drakos and produced by Cinemaximiliaan. Running 97 minutes, the film talks about censorship, repression and state violence in Vietnam and exile in Europe. At the same time, the movie also talks about the legacy of French colonialism in Vietnam. It had its world premiere inside Tiger Competition section at the 55th International Film Festival Rotterdam. (from Wikipedia, CC BY-SA)

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