Premiere of Vietnamese Horror Film in 13 Countries
The Vietnamese horror film, "The Soul Reaper," is scheduled to be shown in 13 countries and territories, including the United States and Taiwan (China).
According to film director Tran Huu Tan, the movie earned a record revenue of VND55 billion, equal to over US$2.26 million, following nine days of nationwide screening to make it one of the top seven highest-grossing Vietnamese movies this year.
The film tells the story of a normal wedding of a young girl in Hell Village, an infamous village that no one comes in or out of, which was disturbed by a creepy-looking stranger. It soon turns to tragedy as she and all the villagers are gradually devastated by a series of brutal murders which are connected to an ancient black magic practice and the village’s dark past.
Earlier, Vietnam-based sales agent Skyline Media also unveiled that Kẻ ăn hồn was among five new Vietnamese titles for sale and distribution at the Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFN) market which accompanies the Busan International Film Festival.
An ancient mansion in Hang Be street of Hanoi, which was built in 1925 by Truong Trong Vong, a famous building contractor in the early 20th century, has become a spotlight in a tour around the city.
NDO – “Bo gia” (Dad! I’m Sorry), a Vietnamese comedy-drama film produced by celebrity Tran Thanh, was named among the Top 10 most favoured movies in the US market last weekend, according to the box office statistical unit Box Office Mojo, even though it was only premiered in 20 theatres.
In the bustling city of Da Nang, nestled in central Vietnam, a dedicated team of social workers tirelessly serves as the invisible glue that binds together the fragile lives of underprivileged patients. These unsung heroes, often working behind the scenes alongside doctors and nurses, are the heart and soul of the city's healthcare system, ensuring that no patient is left behind, regardless of their social or economic status.
KANSAS CITY, Missouri -- The United States' hopes of progressing in the Copa America were dashed on Monday as they suffered a 1-0 loss to Group C winners Uruguay. This defeat, the hosts' second of the tournament, saw them finish third in the group, allowing Panama to advance as runners-up and leaving the Americans to bundle out at the first hurdle.
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A captivating series of performance art workshops are coming to Hanoi, offering a unique opportunity to delve into the captivating world of performance art. These workshops will provide an immersive experience, allowing participants to explore the very nature of this dynamic art form.