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Meeting the pregnant woman again.
Following "1990" - a film released during Tet in 2022, director Doan Nhat Trung returns to the theme of family. "Meeting the Pregnant Woman Again" is a heartwarming family film that promises to bring plenty of laughter during the Tet holiday of the Year of the Dragon.
"Meeting the Pregnant Woman Again" is a heartwarming family film that promises to bring plenty of laughter during the Lunar New Year of the Year of the Dragon.
The film's plot revolves around Phuc (Anh Tu), an orphaned young man living precariously but passionate about acting. After an incident, he accidentally travels back to 1997, meets Huyen (Dieu Nhi), and moves into her boarding house. Huyen discovers she is pregnant but doesn't reveal the father, deciding to become a single mother. Throughout this difficult time, Phuc, his close friends, and the landlady Le (Le Giang) become her support system.
"Meeting the Pregnant Woman Again" marks Anh Tú's return to cinema after director Võ Thanh Hòa's 2023 film "Super Swindler Meets Super Fool," which grossed 121 billion VND. Moreover, with the participation of the married couple Anh Tú and Diệu Nhi, the film is also highly anticipated by audiences during the Lunar New Year of the Dragon.
With the participation of the married couple Anh Tú and Diệu Nhi, the film is also highly anticipated by audiences during the Lunar New Year of the Year of the Dragon.
Tomorrow
Following the record-breaking success of his 2023 film "Mrs. Nu's House," Tran Thanh returns as director for the feature film "Mai." The film features an impressive cast including Phuong Anh Dao, Tuan Tran, Tran Thanh, Uyen An, Hong Dao, People's Artist Viet Anh, People's Artist Ngoc Giau, Kha Nhu, Quoc Khanh, and others.
Following the record-breaking success of his 2023 film "Mrs. Nu's House," Tran Thanh returns as a director for the feature film "Mai."
"Mai" revolves around the life of a beautiful woman named Mai (Phuong Anh Dao) with a very special fate. Because she works as a masseuse, Mai constantly faces scrutinizing and judgmental stares from those around her. Then Mai meets the charming and romantic Duong (Tuan Tran). Just when she thought she no longer cared about love and the pursuit of happiness, the desire to live a new life resurfaces when Duong relentlessly pursues her. From then on, they share moments of freedom, passion, and laughter.
"Mai" - a story filled with psychological and emotional elements, interspersed with plenty of hilarious moments, promises to bring audiences truly meaningful experiences this Tet holiday.
"Mai" - a story filled with psychological and emotional elements, interspersed with plenty of hilarious moments, promises to bring audiences truly meaningful experiences this Tet holiday.
The lights are on.
"Lighting Up" opens with a story set in 1994, a time when traditional Vietnamese opera troupes were warmly welcomed by audiences. Thanh, then a 10-year-old boy working as a fisherman on the river, braved danger to protect the ancestral altar and was later adopted by the troupe's manager. Kieu Truc Linh, a pretty 9-year-old girl, is the daughter of the famous opera singer Kieu Truc Le. But to save her daughter, Truc Le sacrificed herself…
Ten years later, the lack of audience persisted despite the troupe's owner's best efforts to transform it from a traditional cải lương (Vietnamese opera) troupe into a variety show featuring circus acts, lottery games, and musical performances, with only excerpts and modern-traditional fusion opera remaining. Although everyone worked together, the situation didn't improve much. Despite struggling with difficult circumstances, the love for their profession and their romantic relationships remained strong in each individual.
The story of the theater troupe continues with unexpected situations, yet in the end, they still continue together on the artistic path they have chosen, and the core values of the stage remain forever in the hearts of those who make a living from it.
"Lighting Up" opens the story of a Cai Luong (Vietnamese traditional opera) troupe.
Tea
Belonging to the psychological-romantic genre, director Le Hoang's film "Tea" explores a highly sensitive marital issue in the present day: infidelity. The film features performances by talented actors such as Viet Huong, Meritorious Artist Truong Minh Quoc Thai, and newcomer Doan Trinh.
The film tells the story of Tra (Doan Trinh), a young girl attending dance school who gets involved in a life of partying, dancing, and many pitfalls. Later, she has an accident and is helped by a handsome, successful man. The character, played by Meritorious Artist Truong Minh Quoc Thai, is the "savior" who helps Tra escape her dark life. However, from there, the ambiguous and secretive relationship between the two unlocks a highly intense "drama universe."
Belonging to the psychological-emotional genre, director Le Hoang's film "Tea" explores a highly sensitive marital issue in the present day: infidelity.
