‘Ai Chet Gio Tay’ marks the kick-start of the bloom of web dramas in Vietnam. Telling the story of Tinh Lam - a young ghost hunter, the film received much appraise from Vietnamese audiences and YouTube viewers.

A scene in the 'Ai Chet Gio Tay' web drama by Huynh Lap.

The Vietnamese web drama will compete against three other nominees in the category, including ‘Social Syndrome’ and ‘It’s Complicated’ (Thailand), and ‘Mystified’ (the Philippines).

Vietnamese actress Phi Huyen Trang was also nominated as the ‘Best Actress in a Supporting Role’ at this year’s Asian Television Awards for her excellent performance in the film ‘Bong Hong Thep’ (A Steel Rose).

This is the first time Vietnamese representatives will join the race with other contestants in the region at the Asian Television Awards, marking the development and increased position of Vietnamese cinema.

The awards ceremony will take place at 8PM on January 11 in Manila and will be aired live on Vietnam’s Today TV Channel.

Launched in 1996, Asian Television Awards is the Asian TV industry’s most significant and celebrated event, recognising excellence in programming, production and performance. The Awards comprise over 40 categories and represent the industry’s foremost recognition by enjoying the support of every major industry player throughout the region.

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 films shine at Singapore Media Festival

Vietnamese films have created good impressions on thought-leaders, creative professionals and member of the public from around the world at the Singapore International Film Festival (SGIFF) and the Asian Academy Creative Awards held within the Singapore Media Festival 2019.

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.

Source: NDO