Showing posts with label martial artist. Show all posts
Showing posts with label martial artist. Show all posts

Friday, November 5, 2010

Vietnamese documentary wins film festival award

A documentary featuring a Vietnamese martial artist filmed by Quang Ngai
Television has won the Guirlande d' Honneur at the 28th Sport Movies
and TV festival in Milan.


Titled Doi Vo (Martial Arts
Life), the documentary features the moving story of the life and
passion of veteran martial artist Ngo Bong, who was born in Tu Nghia
district, in the central province of Quang Ngai . His name is
synonymous with Hung Ke Quyen, a local martial art dating back to the
Tay Son reign (1778-1802).


Thirteen television and cinema
works including feature films, documentaries, TV reports, television
shows, cinema technology and advertisements were also awarded at the
festival, which ended on Nov. 2.


The host Italy won four awards while China and Russia won two at the festival where 103 countries were represented.


The award winners will be screened in Doha (Qatar) between November 15
and 18, according to the Federation of International Cinema and
Television Sport (Federation Internationale Cinema Television Sportifs)./.

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Saturday, August 21, 2010

Thao wins Youth Olympics taekwondo silver

Thao wins Youth Olympics taekwondo silverTaekwondo martial artist Nguyen Thanh Thao won silver in the girls’ 55kg category at the first Youth Olympic Games in Singapore, losing to Briton Jones Jade on Tuesday.

The 17-year-old martial artist from Wales led three to one after the first round of the final contest, but Thao, also 17, fought back to draw level after the second round.

Jones led 6-4 early in the third round but Thao restored parity again at 6-6 before the end of the round.

In the sudden-death play-off, Jones landed a kick to Thao’s head to get three points and win Britain’s first gold medal at the August 14-26 event.

Earlier, weightlifter Thach Kim Tuan snatched the gold medal in the men’s 56kg category and taekwondo martial artist Nguyen Quoc Cuong grabbed the bronze medal in the men’s 55kg competition.

After three days, China leads the Youth Olympics with a medal haul of five golds, three silvers and one bronze, followed by Azerbaijan with five golds and one silver medal. In third place is Russia with four gold, four silver and three bronze medals.

Italy is in fourth place with three gold, three silver and one bronze medal, while South Korea has the fifth spot with three gold, one silver and one bronze.

Vietnam is in 14th place with one gold, one silver and one bronze medal.

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