‘Chang Vo Cua Em’ directed by Charlie Nguyen depicts the story of a young, ambitious woman who needs a partner for doing household chores. Unexpectedly, a stranger at the park could be the perfect man for her.

A still from ‘Mat Biec.’

It was released in Vietnam in 2018 and will be available on the streaming service from June 29.

Romantic drama ‘Mat Biec,’ based on popular writer Nguyen Nhat Anh’s novel of the same name, depicts the love story of Ngan, a rural boy, and his childhood friend during their school years. Though the girl falls in love with a rich man and leaves Ngan, he remains by her side.

Directed by Victor Vu, it premiered in December 2019 and raked in a record VND50 billion ($2.16 million) within three days. It will be available on Netflix on July 1.

A day later ‘Song Song,’ released earlier this year, will hit the streaming platform. The Nguyen Huu Hoang film tells the story of a woman who communicates with a supernatural presence through an old TV in her home, and finds out a murderous secret that changes her life.

Netflix, which launched its Vietnamese language website in October 2019, has 193 million subscribers in over 190 markets.

Vietnamese wins Asian Film Festival best actor award

Tran Anh Khoa, playing protagonist Rom in the eponymous film, brought home the Asian Film Festival best actor award.

Vietnamese movies screened at Asian Film Festival

Four Vietnamese movies – “Bac Kim Thang” (Home Sweet Home), “Bo Gia” (Dad, I'm sorry), “Tiec Trang Mau” (Blood moon party) and “Rom” are being screened at the Asian Film Festival within the framework of the Vietnamese film screening day in Rome, Italy.

Vietnamese filmmakers to compete at Lorcano Film Festival

Three young Vietnamese filmmakers will compete at the 74th edition of the Lorcano Film Festival slated for August 4-14.

Script creation contest for documentary and animated films launched

The Cinema Department under the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism officially launched the 2021 Script Creation Contest for Documentary and Animated Films on May 11.

Film adaptation of literary classic ‘The Tale of Kieu’ bombs at box-office

The latest movie adaption of literary classic ‘The Tale of Kieu’ reported a loss after box-office collections of just VND2.7 billion ($117,480), and has moved online.

Source: VnExpress