Participants at the event shared insightful experiences from France and offered valuable suggestions for the Vietnamese cinema industry. Discussions revolved around the influence of French documentary cinema on its Vietnamese counterpart, among other interesting topics.
The Vice Chairman of the Da Nang People’s Committee, Tran Chi Cuong, highlighted the rich and long-standing film industry of France. He noted that in the cultural exchange history between the two countries, the cinema of France and Vietnam has shared a strong bond.
The seminar served as a platform for Vietnamese artists and filmmakers to exchange knowledge and learn from one another. Topics covered included film production and distribution, special cinematic effects, and post-production techniques. It also facilitated the identification of potential areas for cinematographic collaboration between the two countries.
DANAFF II, which kicked off in the beautiful central city of Da Nang on July 2, offered a diverse range of screenings, conferences, and award ceremonies for film enthusiasts to enjoy.
A key highlight of DANAFF II, with its theme “Bridging Asia,” was the competition in the Asian and Vietnamese Film Awards categories. In a memorable first, the festival presented a prestigious cinema achievement award to a remarkable filmmaker.
Vietnam Association of Film Promotion and Development debuts
NDO/VNA – The Vietnam Association of Film Promotion and Development made its first public appearance in Hanoi on July 25.
VFDA debuts at Busan International Film Festival
NDO – The Vietnam Association of Film Promotion and Development (VFDA) chaired by Dr. Ngo Phuong Lan organised a ceremony from October 3 to 12 at the 24 Busan International Film Festival to introduce the functions, tasks, and the role of the association and contemporary Vietnamese cinema.
Emeritus Artist Hong Ngat
Whether as a poet, screenwriter or cinematographer, Emeritus Artist Hong Ngat has wholeheartedly devoted her life to the arts and has carved out a distinguished career.
Vietnamese film industry faces shortage of talents
As Vietnamese films grow in leaps and bounds, the lack of good-quality film-makers and crews is becoming more evident than ever.
Director Dang Nhat Minh: Cinema still “owes” audiences good movies on Uncle Ho
NDO – In his massive filming career, director and People’s Artist Dang Nhat Minh made only one movie about historical figure President Ho Chi Minh. He said that any topic related to Uncle Ho is still always a “rich land” for directors of many generations, especially young people.
