The film that tells the story of a murder in a mansion will premiere from December 8 to 11. It has generated revenue of VND53 billion after recently debuting in Vietnamese cinemas. It sees the appearance of many famous actors such as Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc, Kaity Nguyen, Le Khanh, and Le Xuan Tien.
The movie’s directors Namcito and Bao Nhan will both attend a premiere event on December 8 at Crown Village Cinemas in Melbourne.
The AVFF 2022, the third of its kind, is taking place between November 23 and December 29. This year marks the first time that films screened at the festival have been selected by overseas Vietnamese residing in Australia.
The festival was first held in 2017 to honour the Vietnamese cinema industry abroad.
Over the past few years the AVFF has successfully introduced more than 30 Vietnamese films in Australia, with around 10,000 tickets sold.
The festival was initially organised in only Melbourne and Sydney, and it then expanded to Brisbane, Perth, Adelaide, and Tasmania. Its Facebook page has received 14,000 followers and has got up to 100,000 viewers.
Ba Ria – Vung Tau to host 2019 Vietnam Film Festival
NDO – The 21st Vietnam Film Festival, themed ‘Developing a national, humanistic, creative and integrated cinema industry of Vietnam’, will take place from November 23-27 in Vung Tau city, the southern province of Ba Ria – Vung Tau.
Free Film Week to welcome 21st Vietnam Film Festival
NDO – A week of free film screenings will be held in Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City from November 6 to 12 to welcome the 21st Vietnam Film Festival.
Vietnamese Actor Dies at 83, Renowned for His Work
People’s Artist Tran Phuong is a famous film actor and director of Vietnamese films. With his role as A Phu in “A Phu and His Wife”, a classic movie of Vietnamese revolutionary cinema, he has fully carved his name among talented artists.
2019 Vietnam Film Festival: many innovations and improvements of entries’ quality
NDO – The 21st Vietnam Film Festival has officially wrapped up in Vung Tau city, the southern province of Ba Ria – Vung Tau, with a spreading echo.
Film on traditional theatre genre of ‘cai luong’ wins Golden Lotus Award
NDO – ‘Song Lang’ (The Tap Box), a film highlighting the traditional theatre genre of ‘cai luong’ (reformed opera), was honoured with the Golden Lotus Award in the motion picture category at the 21st National Film Festival, which wrapped up in Vung Tau City on November 27.
