Hết

Hết is a 20-minute short film that uses archive footage, digital and film footage to tell a cross-section of the life of Ho Chi Minh: president of Vietnam and symbol of its independence. Ho Chi Minh changed many identities, held the most menial jobs and traveled the world. The film is a work about representation and iconography, following the immanence of an image in the places where it is evoked. In this case it is the image of a historical character, which is diluted in images of the past and present of those places that he contributed to modifying.