The movie 'Co Ba Saigon' has a second part.

"Cô Sáu Bạc Liêu " will be the second part of the film "Cô Ba Sài Gòn," telling the story of the founding of a famous tailor shop in the early 20th century.

In the final scene of the film Prince of Bac Lieu - In a project with the same producer, the character Ba Hon (Song Luan) buys a tailor shop for his younger sister, Co Sau (played by Kaity Nguyen), to encourage her fashion design talent. From there, she creates a collection for the first beauty pageant in Southern Vietnam in the 1930s, making the tailor shop famous everywhere.

Part two is titled "Cô Sáu Bạc Liêu: Wandering in Saigon" has many plot points linked to the previous installment. A representative from the production team stated that the new part tells the story of the character's journey in building the Thanh Nữ ao dai (traditional Vietnamese dress) fashion brand. One of the screenwriter's ideas is to apply a time-travel motif, taking Cô Sáu to the 1960s-1970s to meet her daughter Thanh Mai and granddaughter Như Ý – the two main characters of the previous installment. Co Ba Saigon (2017), thereby conveying a message about family and a lesson about growing up.

Kaity Nguyen is one of the candidates for the second part of "Co Ba Saigon". Photo: Huy Tran.

The team is currently in the process of casting for the lead role in the project. Several names are being considered, such as Kaity Nguyen, Nguyen Lam Thao Tam, and Ngoc Xuan (the female lead). Once Upon a Time There Was a Love Story . "We expect this project to launch a franchise about culture and history," said Thuy Nguyen, the executive producer.

Co Ba Saigon Produced by Ngo Thanh Van and directed by Kay Nguyen and Tran Buu Loc, the film revolves around an arrogant girl (played by Lan Ngoc) living in the 1960s who despises her family's traditional ao dai tailoring. Upon traveling to the future, she witnesses many changes and discovers her love for the ao dai.

Based on an entertaining storyline, Co Ba Saigon The film emphasizes the preservation of traditional crafts amidst the encroachment of modern culture. It was one of the highest-grossing Vietnamese films of 2017, earning over 60 billion VND. In April 2018, the film received an award. Golden Kite for the award for Best Feature Film, and also representing Vietnam in the preliminary round of the category. Excellent foreign-language film .

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