Diverse Vietnamese films in April

This April, many Vietnamese films are being released in theaters, covering a diverse range of themes and featuring many famous actors.

In the horror genre, "Yin Yang" will be released in theaters at the end of March. Directed by Hoang Tuan Cuong, the film stars Bach Cong Khanh, Tuan Dung, Lan Thy, and others, drawing inspiration from mysterious urban legends. The story revolves around nighttime ambulance journeys and vehicles carrying corpses, all shrouded in unsolved mysteries.

Thai Hoa in the film Underground Tunnel: The Sun in the Darkness

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Also belonging to the horror genre, " Finding the Corpse: The Headless Ghost," directed by Bui Van Hai, revolves around the story of Tien (played by Tien Luat), a corpse collector living with his mentally ill mother, and Thanh (played by Ngo Kien Huy), an ambulance driver. The film premiered on April 18th.

Another horror film, Detective Kien: The Headless Case, directed by Victor Vu, premiered at the end of April, featuring a cast including Quoc Huy (as Detective Kien), Dinh Ngoc Diep, Quoc Anh, Anh Pham, Minh Anh, etc. The film is set during the Nguyen Dynasty, approximately 200 years ago, when Detective Kien is invited to a village to investigate a mysterious disappearance.

In the family-themed genre, there's "Flip Face 8: The Embrace of the Sun," directed by Ly Hai, starring Meritorious Artist Kim Phuong, Meritorious Artist Huu Chau, Meritorious Artist Tuyet Thu, Meritorious Artist Chieu Xuan, Doan The Vinh, Long Dep Trai, Ngan Quynh, Le Tuan Khang, etc. The film delves into generational conflicts within families. Ly Hai explores a theme relevant to the current context: many young people dream of becoming idols, and countless doors open for them to pursue that path, but this is accompanied by increased family conflict.

Underground Tunnels: The Sun in the Darkness is the only war-themed film released in April. Directed and written by Bui Thac Chuyen, the film is set during the Vietnam War in 1967 and stars Thai Hoa, Quang Tuan, Ho Thu Anh, Diem Hang, Cao Minh, and others. It premiered on April 4th. Director Bui Thac Chuyen said that veterans told him many stories about human kindness amidst the flames of war. Besides recreating the brutal reality of war, he also wanted to tell the story of the indomitable and heroic qualities of the Vietnamese people.

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