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| A large audience attended the showcase introducing the film Lat mat 8: Vong tay nang by director Ly Hai in Thu Duc city ( Ho Chi Minh City) recently. Photo: MN |
On this occasion, director Ly Hai and producer Minh Ha continue to release the series Lat mat 8: Vong tay nang. This is a family-themed film filmed mainly in Binh Thuan and Ninh Thuan , gathering a strong cast, including teenage faces such as: Bao Ngoc, Hao Nhien, Hai My... The film is an emotional journey about father-child love, family, generational conflicts, pursuing passion... promising to attract audiences after the success of Lat mat 7: Mot giau uoc of the April 30 film season last year.
Sharing at the showcase (meeting with the media and audience) in Ho Chi Minh City recently, director Ly Hai said that, through the long journey of the Lat mat series, he always feels happy and grateful to be loved by the audience. Therefore, he wants to respond to this love with films that create sincere emotions. Lat mat 8: Vong tay nang with the theme of family, has many elaborate and dedicated scenes, hopefully it will be well received by the audience.
Released in theaters alongside Lat mat 8: Vong tay nang, the film Detective Kien by director Victor Vu is a sequel to the film The Last Wife, which was shown in 2023 and entered the list of films with revenue of over 100 billion VND. The script is inspired by the novel Ho ron han by author Hong Thai - Victor Vu's father-in-law. The work has elements of detective, horror, and spirituality with the participation of the cast: Dinh Ngoc Diep, Quoc Huy, Tin Nguyen, Quoc Anh...
Detective Kien by director Victor Vu has invested heavily in costumes, settings, etc. After the success of a series of blockbuster films such as: Heroic Destiny, Scandal: Red Carpet Secret, Bride Wars, I See Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass, Blue Eyes, etc., Detective Kien is being anticipated by audiences this April.
Also released in April but before Detective Kien and Flip Side 8: Vong Tay Nang is the horror film Finding the Body: Headless Ghost by director Bui Van Hai with the participation of People's Artist Hong Van, Meritorious Artist Huu Chau, Tien Luat, Ngo Kien Huy... The film is a horror film but still has laughter for the audience through the unique journey of finding the body of a corpse collector and an ambulance driver.
"Hot" from the beginning of April until now, the film is still being shown in cinemas nationwide is Tunnels: Sun in the Dark by director Bui Thac Chuyen. The film has surpassed the revenue mark of over 130 billion VND and is still attracting a large number of audiences to the cinema. With the atmosphere of the historic April days with many activities to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of the South and the reunification of the country, the film is the choice for those who like to learn about the fierce war of their ancestors. In the darkness of the tunnels, the patriotism, bravery, resilience, and fearlessness of the hardships and sacrifices of the guerrilla soldiers always shines...
With 4 films (2 horror, 1 historical war film and 1 family film) released in theaters this April, the upcoming long holiday will give audiences their own choices to enjoy, feel and support creative and dedicated Vietnamese filmmakers.
Minh Ngoc
Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/van-hoa/202504/nhieu-lua-chon-phim-viet-dip-le-1f83f39/
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