"Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell" Review: A Vietnamese Reverie Redefines Spiritual Cinema

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"Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell" Review: A Vietnamese Reverie Redefines Spiritual Cinema
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"Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell" is an uncommonly strong debut from Vietnamese director Pham Thien An, following the protagonist Thien on a spiritual quest after witnessing a motorcycle crash. The film explores existential questions and the search for meaning and faith, offering fresh wisdom and revelation through the protagonist's meandering journey from urban coldness to a potential communion with the divine.

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