A Grandpa's Life

I am a Vietnamese filmmaker that wants to share this video tribute I made for my grandpa when he passed earlier this year. It's a love story between my Ông and Bà and even after losing his wife of 65 years he still carried on living. I could feel the sadness he was going through so I stepped in to ease the burden of his loss. This story encapsulates 30 years of home video footage set to the song of "A Married Life" from the Pixar film "Up".

I remember crying as I sifted through over 10 hours of home video footage to piece together this tribute. I learned so much about my whole family and got to re-live precious memories that I would not have otherwise experienced had I not taken on this task to create this memorial for my Ông. And while I'm sad he's passed on, I find solace in knowing he's in a better place now and not suffering anymore. I'm just glad I was able to spend so much quality time with him throughout my life.

I am a Vietnamese filmmaker and storyteller that produced videos at Buzzfeed and now for my own YouTube channel that has 10k subscribers. My hope with my videos is to inspire our Asian American youth to go back to their roots and not only respect our elders but also lift them up in times of need. Our elders and parents sacrificed so much to provide a better future for us so it's only right that we devote a bit of our time to them and show our appreciation for their hard work.
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Old family footage hits differently because it captures tiny things nobody thinks to photograph intentionally. After my grandmother passed, I found a video of her making Sunday lunch, laughing because my grandfather kept stealing pieces of bread from the table. I had completely forgotten that little routine, but seeing it again brought back the smell of her kitchen and those noisy family afternoons. It later made me curious about our family history, so I browsed https://myheritage.pissedconsumer.com/review.html while comparing genealogy services. Tributes like this preserve more than memories; they keep someone’s voice, humor, gestures, and everyday personality close.
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