Vietnamese prime-time dramas are disappointing.

At the end of 2024, VTV's prime time slot lacked any outstanding productions. Recently released films had low ratings.

Low ratings, too many ads.

At the end of 2024, VTV's prime time slot lacked any outstanding productions. Both films airing during this period received low ratings. No broadcast time from November 2024 . considered one of the biggest projects of VFC With a setting spanning many provinces and cities, director Nguyen Danh Dung's film portrays the lives of soldiers in both wartime and peacetime.

male lead No time The role was assigned to Mạnh Trường. The remaining actors include People's Artist Trung Anh, People's Artist Như Quỳnh, actor Chí Nhân, Xuân Anh (Lê Bống)...

Le Bong plays the female lead in the film *No Time*.

Despite being the only film produced by VFC to be broadcast during prime time at the end of 2024, its ratings remained high. No time That's quite low. According to television program ratings, the show only achieved nearly 4% – a low figure for a prime-time drama. No time There are still about 10 episodes left to go, but it hasn't made much of an impression on viewers yet.

Go to the land of sunshine Airing in January - with the final episode released on February 14th - the series also failed to make a breakthrough. The film has Binh An and Yen Dan, the lead actors, were criticized for cramming too many advertisements and having a superficial script. In the final episode, the scene where the male lead proposes to the female lead blatantly included an advertisement for a wedding ring. The ring box was shown up close with the brand name. In previous episodes, a fish sauce brand also appeared multiple times.

Primetime movies feature blatant advertising.

Apart from Binh An, the rest of the actors in the film were not highly rated. Yen Dan (playing Tuong Van) had a scene where she couldn't even cry.

From the same manufacturer as Go to the land of sunshine, walk amidst the brilliant sky. The series, which aired earlier, suffered from a disappointing start. The opening was impressive, but it lost points due to controversy surrounding the traditional Dao ethnic costumes. The love story between Pu (Ceri Thu Hà) and Chải (Long Vũ) captivated viewers in the first few episodes because of its cuteness. However, in the middle, when the two main characters moved to the city, Pu faced backlash from the audience.

Viewers believe that Pu exploited Chải's feelings, even brazenly taking money from someone she firmly rejected for her own purposes. Pu lost sympathy for Chải with details of her pretending to agree to marry so that her family's debts could be cleared and she could go to school.

Walking amidst the brilliant sky There were also blatant advertisements for fish sauce and instant noodles.

Looking forward to the new time slot and the remake.

From February 17th, the prime time slots on VTV will change. In one evening, viewers can watch films from 8 PM to 8:45 PM and from 9 PM to 9:30 PM on two channels.

Mr. Le Manh, Acting Director of the Television Film Center of Vietnam Television (VTV), said: "VTV has surveyed and researched to adjust and rearrange the broadcast time slots to suit viewers. We believe that 8 PM on weekdays (Monday to Friday) is the best time slot for entertainment. Television dramas are selected to be broadcast in this time slot," Mr. Le Manh said.

At 8 PM from Monday to Wednesday, the new movie is released: My father, the one who stayed. Directed by Meritorious Artist Vu Truong Khoa. The film is a remake of the original script. In the name of family of China. Director Vu Truong Khoa and the cast confirmed. My father, the one who stayed. There are many differences. In the name of family, The details in the film are close to real-life Vietnamese society.

My Father, the One Who Stayed is a remake of the original script in the name of family.

After the first episode aired, the series received quite positive feedback. Some scenes, such as the mother asking about her child's studies and class ranking, or the women gossiping at the market, were praised as being "typical of Vietnamese films."

Each year, VTV produces over 500 episodes, equivalent to 12-15 films. Films about family themes are usually dominant because the scripts are relatable and cater to the tastes of a large audience.

Last year, Family and I met you on a sunny day. It received the most positive reviews among VTV's films about love and family. The only way It stands out in the crime drama genre. Each episode averages a rating of 4.8-4.9%.

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