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02/09/2025

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Hearts Guarding the Forest portrays the lives of forest rangers in Can Gio, Ho Chi Minh City for whom the forest is home, heart and the very breath of nature. The film documents their dedication to protecting ecosystems, conserving biodiversity and sustaining the environment for future generations.

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