Held from May 14 to 22, the "Fast Track to Cannes Market" program supports Vietnamese film industry professionals participating in the Marché du Film de Cannes film market at the 2024 Cannes Film Festival.
The event aims to deliver a powerful message about environmental protection to the Vietnamese and inspire positive action for a greener future.
In this award-winning film, talented young director Pham Ngoc Lan tells the story of family relationships and the complex intertwining of Eastern and Western cultures in contemporary Vietnamese society.
The feature film about Hanoi during the anti-French war (1945-1954) captures the hearts of the audience.
The festival aims to provide Vietnamese audiences with a privileged insight into contemporary Italian cinema.
Vietnam Film Days is the highlight of the Asian World Film Festival 2023.
Twenty-eight Vietnamese films will be screened for free from November 13-19 to celebrate the 23rd Vietnam Film Festival, according to the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.
A variety of thought-provoking visions from contemporary German film directors await local and international audiences at the upcoming annual German Film Festival.
The film festival promises to bring new and interesting views about Japan and its people.
The film celebrates and shares British-Vietnamese cultural heritage while presenting audiences with a unique archival work that illuminates the country's history.
In response to the UN Decade of Ecosystem Restoration, this year's Science Film Festival on Ecosystem Restoration will be held in Vietnam from October 10 to the end of December.
Now in its 16th year, the award honors ideas, works, actions, and important contributions to Hanoi. This year's top award goes to director Dang Nhat Minh.
The documentaries will give audiences a deeper insight into life, people and society in two contrasting cultures: East and West.
Visual effects supervisor Ming Pan, of the Marvel series and many other blockbusters, plans to make a film about family history and love set in Vietnam, his native country.
The director said Vietnam is an endless source of inspiration, and he will always make movies about his country of birth.
The biennial event, under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, honors cinematographic works and artists in the film industry.
The pairs will compete with 120 others at the biennial festival, which honors Southeast Asian films.
