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“Bi, Don’t Be Afraid” wins two at Cannes!

Director Phan Dang Di’s “Bi, Don’t Be Afraid” won two of the International Critics Week’s prizes at the 63rd Cannes Film Festival. The prize winners were announced on May 20 (local time). Source...

MMA Star Cung Le Takes The Lead In BREAKING POINT

A huge announcement posted over at Twitch Film for an upcoming action flick starring Cung Le with director Ham Tran at the helm. “In this action-packed thriller, former DEA agent and recent ex-con VU TON (Cung Le) travels to Vietnam to bury his father. Once there, Vu meets business mogul DANIEL...

Vietnamese International Film Festival 2011 Call For Entries

VAALA and VNLC proudly present the biennial Vietnamese International Film Festival 2011. Submit your film now by October 31st,...

De Mai Tinh Now Showing in Theatres across Vietnam!

The anticipated romantic comedy “De Mai Tinh” was officially launched  on Wednesday (April 21) at the White Palace and is now showing across theaters in...

‘Bi, Don’t Be Afraid’ submitted to Cannes Film Festival 2010

VietNamNet Bridge – The Cannes Film Festival organizing board has announced the nominees for “International Critics Weeks” category, including “Bi, don’t be afraid” by Vietnamese director Phan Dang Di.  International Critics Week founded in 1962, is the oldest parallel competitive section of the Cannes Film Festival. It showcases first and...

Clash screening at the Tribeca Film Festival

Reuniting martial arts gurus Johnny Tri Nguyen and Ngo Thanh Van, Clash takes the action of their 2006 feature The Rebel to the next level....

2010 Golden Kite Awards – Winners Announced!

2010 Golden Kite Winners Announced! Don’t Burn runs away with 6 awards: Best Film, Best Sound, Best Actress, Best Set, Viewers’ Choice and Best...

VNLC and VAALA Presents: Cinema Symposium 5 – April 18th, 2010

VNLC and VAALA Presents: Cinema Symposium 5 Operation Greenlight: Breaking into the World of Vietnamese Cinema When: Sunday, April 18 from 3:00 pm to 7:00...

DOP Ly Thai Dung nominated for Best Cinematography by the Asian Film Awards

Ly Thai Dung was nominated by the Asian Film Awards for Best Cinematography for feature film Choi Voi – Adrift. For more information visit the Asian Film Awards website. ...

Passport To Love – Variety Magazine Review

After attracting crowds and earning awards in Vietnam, Victor Vu’s “Passport to Love” is poised to please those offshore ticketbuyers — especially Vietnamese emigrants and...