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/ February 9, 2021

VNAT’s short film promotes Vietnam’s natural beauty

A screenshot of the clip (VNA) Hanoi (VNA) – A video clip titled “Dat nuoc, con nguoi Viet Nam" (Vietnam – The Country and People) developed by the Vietnam National Administration of Tourism (VNAT) and published on its Youtube channel attracted over 1 million views after one month of launch. The 70-second clip offers a chance to viewers to admire stunning and unique terraced rice fields which make the Northwest region’s more attractive to visitors. It also overwhelms viewers with the magnificent scenery and rich natural ecosystems in Son Doong - the world's largest cave - in central Quang Binh province, and provides them with fresh air in the Mekong Delta region as well as the hospitality of local people. The vivid and emotional short film, which is one of the 70 clips launched on Youtube by the VNAT, has contributed to promoting the natural beauty of Vietnam as well as the hospitality of Vietnamese people to visitors./. VNA …

/ February 14, 2021

Local film industry has new high hopes of a successful year ahead

A turbulent 2020 Global outbreaks of COVID-19 ensured 2020 was a challenging period for the local film industry. Many cinemas were forced to close for a long time, although some were allowed to open in line with the government’s social distancing measures. These difficulties caused both the number of new movies produced and revenue to decline sharply. Last year saw only 22 Vietnamese movies released to audiences, a decline of half in comparison to previous years when 40 to 45 movies were produced each year. New movies mainly came out around the Lunar New Year holiday, known locally as Tet, due to the COVID-19 pandemic being controlled and social distancing measures not yet enforced. Despite difficulties last year saw a number of movies with good quality enjoy high revenue. “Gái già lắm chiêu 3”, “The Royal Bride” in English, by director Nam Cito and Bao Nhan were among the favourites and had a revenue of more than VND165 billion. The movie also won the Golden Kite awards in May, 2020, due to its quality. “Tiệc trăng máu” (Blood Moon Party), by director Nguyen Quang Dung and film producer Phan Gia Nhat Linh was introduced to audiences in late October, 2020, after the second spell of social distancing measures were lifted. It attracted two million punters in a short space of time and quickly earned VND167 billion, becoming a blockbuster for the Vietnamese film industry last year. Other successful movies include “Ròm” by director Tran Thanh Huy which enjoy a revenue of VND60 billion with its theme of difficulties faced by poor people in urban areas and the underprivileged children, drawing the public’s attention to the issue. New hope ahead in 2021 In previous years the revenue of Vietnamese movies reached a high peak, including VND171 billion for “Em chưa 18”, “Jailbait”, VND180 billion for “Mắt biếc” (Dreamy Eyes), VND191.8 billion for “Cua lại vợ bầu” (Win My Baby Back), and VND200 billion for “Hai Phượng” ,”Furie”. These figures are far high …

/ February 22, 2021

Vietnamese actress claims top honors at Paris International Film Festival

"I did not expect that my first movie would achieve these surprising results," Phuong said while accepting the award. "Things are like a dream. I want to say thank you to the director, crew and everyone for supporting me." Jena Suru, deputy director of the film festival, said Phuong was the soul of "Invisible Love" (Tinh Yeu Vo Hinh), and she was impressed with her acting. A poster of "Invisible Love." Photo courtesy of the movie. In the film, set in 1930’s French Indochina, Phuong plays Nguyen Thi Hoa, a nurse trying to find love and hit by tragedies as she falls in love with American doctor James Marquis (Kazy Tauginas). The crew said Phuong was cast because of her eastern beauty, which dovetailed with the character’s requirement. The film also won the "Best Narrative Feature Film" and "Best International Collaboration" awards. The film was produced by Vietnam Feature Film Studio 1 and Hong Nhat Culture Company. Guo is a member of the China Television Artists Association and China Photographers Association, and a former president of the Beijing Digital Film and Television Academy. Born in 1996 in the northern Lang Son Province, Phuong has acted in some TV series and will appear in a Vietnam-Japan co-production "Along the Sea", which is expected to hit cinemas in the first half of 2021. The annual Paris International Film Festival honors independent studios. Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, this year's festival was held online from February 4-14 and attracted 43 entries. …