Veteran Hong Kong director Johnnie To and Julien Rejl, Artistic Director of the Directors’ Fortnight section at the Cannes Film Festival, will join the jury board of the fourth Đà Nẵng Asian Film Festival (DANAFF IV).
The competition aims to honour Việt Nam''s scholarly traditions while inspiring young intellectuals to pursue creativity, innovation and social responsibility in the modern era.
An 11-minute film produced by a team of 25 students at the University of Southern California, including Vietnamese student Đỗ Trang Linh, has received the InspirASIAN Student Film Award.
Today, Bi, Don’t Be Afraid! no longer stands in isolation as a subject of controversy instead, it has joined a broader cinematic current, where works are viewed through a lens of calm and thorough reflection.
The project has drawn attention as a major co-production that combines strengths of both countries’ film industries. Vietnamese and South Korean crews will team up closely on everything from directing and cinematography to production management, all aiming for top-tier international...
Both professional and amateur filmmakers are encouraged to submit entries to the second Hồ Chí Minh City Short Film Festival, which will be held in June.
Vietnamese cultural elements are prominently featured, with Shizuka and Doraemi appearing in áo dài (Vietnamese traditional long dress) while Nobita and Doraemon wear nón lá (conical hat).
As part of the programme ''The Evolution of Vietnamese Cinema in the Renewal Era'', DANAFF IV will present 17 landmark films spanning from the late 1980s to the 2000s.
According to the judgement of the festival director, Dharmender Kumar, Love Garden won the prestigous award for its exceptional creative vision, artistic brilliance and inspiring role in celebrating the diversity of the world cinema.
As part of the celebration of the 73rd anniversary of the founding of Vietnamese cinema on March 15, the event honours the historical and artistic values of films from different eras, while also providing the public, especially younger generations, with...
By taking part in the seventh “En ville !” documentary film festival in Brussels, Hair, Paper, Water not only continues the international journey of a highly regarded Vietnamese film, but also helps bring closer to European audiences the people, culture...
The Government rolled out the Cultural Development Strategy for 2021–2025 with a vision to 2030, the Strategy for Cultural Industry Development to 2030 with a vision to 2045, and the National Assembly approved the National Target Programme on Cultural Development...
With his influence and widespread popularity, particularly among the youth, the Vietnamese singer is expected to inspire young Vietnamese travellers to explore the attractions and experience a fresh perspective of Taiwan (China).
According to the judges, she has a “powerful voice, solid technique, delicate handling, and profound expressiveness” –important attributes that helped her stand out among this year’s contestants.