It looks like you’re asking for a report on the 2014 film The Smell of Us, specifically regarding its “mtrjm” (most likely “một trận” — Vietnamese for “a match” or “a bout,” but here probably meaning “version” or “translation”), “awn layn” (“online”), “may syma” (“machine translation” — “máy dịch” or similar), and a request for a fixed/improved version of that translation.
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Best translation:
Mùi hương của chúng ta (if poetic) or Mùi của chúng tôi (literal, but less common).
Official Vietnamese release often keeps English title.
Corrected request in Vietnamese:
Phim The Smell of Us (2014) — bản dịch máy trực tuyến, cần bản sửa lỗi.
Larry Clark is known for unflinching films about youth (e.g., Kids, Ken Park). The Smell of Us continues his interest in adolescent transgression, using non-professional actors and documentary-style realism. Critics were divided: some saw it as raw authenticity; others accused it of exploitation and superficial shock value.
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It looks like you’re asking for a report on the 2014 film The Smell of Us, specifically regarding its “mtrjm” (most likely “một trận” — Vietnamese for “a match” or “a bout,” but here probably meaning “version” or “translation”), “awn layn” (“online”), “may syma” (“machine translation” — “máy dịch” or similar), and a request for a fixed/improved version of that translation.
Mùi hương của chúng ta (if poetic) or Mùi của chúng tôi (literal, but less common).
Official Vietnamese release often keeps English title. Which would you like next
Corrected request in Vietnamese:
Phim The Smell of Us (2014) — bản dịch máy trực tuyến, cần bản sửa lỗi.Best translation:
Larry Clark is known for unflinching films about youth (e.g., Kids, Ken Park). The Smell of Us continues his interest in adolescent transgression, using non-professional actors and documentary-style realism. Critics were divided: some saw it as raw authenticity; others accused it of exploitation and superficial shock value.