The group of students includes Dang Lam Nhi, Hoang Hai Dang, Hoang Thi Dieu Khue. The information was announced by the Hanoi Department of Education and Training on December 16.

Vietnamese students film makers at the Film Festival.

With the theme of “How do you feel about causing others trouble. Is it okay if only you are good? Can you think about other people?”, this year’s festival took place in Minamiawaji City, Hyogo, Japan, attracting the participation of student groups from 15 Asian countries and territories and 10 Japanese provinces and cities. From among the more than 400 films, the organising board selected 69 excellent works to be honoured.

The film festival aims to help children pay more attention to the environment and society around them, nurturing them into emotional people. Through the making of films, it helps children to be able to express their thoughts and desires in daily life, from which they will come up with solutions and actions that bring a lot of good meaning in life.

The film was highly appreciated by the judges. This year, the organizing board presented 13 awards for the categories, including one special prize, four excellence prizes and eight consolation prizes.

Earlier, in July, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training held a film competition for high school students in Hanoi 2019 and selected three films representing Vietnam.

Rose Garden Film Studio’s owner Le Van Duong enriches on flowers fields

(BGO)- Rose Garden Photo Studio in Thanh Mai Residential Group, Da Mai Ward, Bac Giang city welcomes hundreds of visitors coming everyday for sight seeing and photo taking. This is the first success of the linkage model of farm production and tourism development of the film studio owner Le Van Duong.

Vietnamese movie screened at RoK film festival

The Republic of Korea (RoK)-based ASEAN Culture House (ACH) is holding a film festival showing films from ASEAN countries including Vietnamese movie Hai Phuong (Furie).

Short Vietnamese film heads to the Netherlands to compete

Surpassing other nine finalists, "Bi, Khong So Nua" (Bi, No More Fear), a film by Ho Chi Minh City-based video production FGS, won the highest prize in 48 Hour Film Project Vietnam.

Vietnamese movie wins prize at Busan International Film Festival

Vietnamese movie “Rom” on October 12 won the “New Current” prize at the 24th International Busan Film Festival (BIFF) which is being held in the Republic of Korea.

Vietnamese film with romantic spirit to premiere in the U.S.

A Vietnamese feature film about a love that stays alive through centuries will be released in American cinemas this December.

Source: NDO