A distinguished national selection committee, comprising esteemed managers, artists, directors, producers, and screenwriters, convened to deliberate and vote on the nominee. Following meticulous evaluation, Red Rain garnered resounding acclaim and was chosen to represent Vietnam at the world’s most prestigious film awards.

As stated by the Cinema Department, Vietnam’s participation in the Oscars transcends mere representation; it serves as a gateway to introduce Vietnamese cinema to global audiences while solidifying the nation’s burgeoning influence within the international film industry. This endeavor fosters cultural exchange and opens avenues for collaborative opportunities.

Helmed by the acclaimed Meritorious Artist Dang Thai Huyen and produced by the People’s Army Cinema, Red Rain is a compelling wartime drama inspired by the historic 81-day battle at the Quang Tri Ancient Citadel in central Vietnam. Since its release, the film has shattered domestic box office records, captivating 8.1 million viewers and amassing VND710 billion as of September 29. This monumental achievement cements Red Rain as the most-watched Vietnamese film in history.

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