Vietnamese film wins two awards at Venice Film Festival
Don't Cry Butterfly, starring Tu Oanh, is considered a creative work about a strange jealousy battle revolving around the fate of women in Vietnam.
Don't Cry Butterfly, starring Tu Oanh, is considered a creative work about a strange jealousy battle revolving around the fate of women in Vietnam.
Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell tells the story of Thien's journey to bring the remains of his sister-in-law back to his hometown. As he travels through rural Vietnam, Thien reflects on life's meaning.
Film lovers will be able to travel across Europe, Asia and North America on the big screen and discover the richness and cultural and linguistic diversity of the French-speaking world.
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.
The film festival promises to bring new and interesting views about Japan and its people.
The documentaries will give audiences a deeper insight into life, people and society in two contrasting cultures: East and West.
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.
This year's film festival brings in 19 works, opening with Close - the Grand Prix film of Cannes Film Festival in 2022.
Twenty documentaries by young Vietnamese filmmakers have garnered acclaim from the world's documentary-loving community.
The cultural event, suitable for the local motion picture industry, is expected to attract people, including movie-goers.
The event features numerous attractive film activities, partly contributing to promoting the beauty of Hanoi and its people to international audiences and visitors to the capital.
The film festival aims to engage the public in environmental and wildlife conservation issues through the "language" of cinema.
Vietnamese and international viewers will enjoy the unique works of worldwide cinema industries.
The festival will promote a safe, friendly, and hospitable Vietnam. A wide range of awards will be presented at the event, honoring the best film, director, actor, and actress.
Vietnamese audiences will have the opportunity to learn about the cultural diversity of Francophone countries through interesting films on diverse topics.