VOV.VN - Goethe Institute’s annual German film festival KinoFest will come back to local audiences in Vietnam from October 10 to November 30, showcasing recent award-winning films from German cinema.

VOV.VN - The Vietnam Film Development Association (VFDA) in collaboration with relevant agencies inaugurated the Vietnam – DANAFF booth at the Asian Content & Film Market (ACFM) in Busan, the Republic of Korea, on October 5, as part of the ongoing 29th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF).

The Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism has selected the film “Dao, Pho and Piano” (Peach Blossom, Pho and Piano) as its official nomination to compete in the best international feature film category at the 97th Academy Awards (Oscar).

The Hanoi Radio and Television Station is going to broadcast a television series “Mat Lenh Hoa Sua” (Milk Flower Secret Order) celebrating the 70th anniversary of the Liberation Day of the capital city (October 10).

VOV.VN - As many as 93 photographs featuring the various beautiful aspects of culture, nature, and social life in Vietnam will be on display during the Vietnam tourism-cinema promotion programme to be held from September 23 to September 25 in the US.

VOV.VN - The Italian Film Festival 2024 is set to be held in Hanoi in late September, with Vietnamese audiences being offered the chance to delve into the rich history of contemporary Italian movies.

VOV.VN - “Crimson Snout” (Quỷ cẩu) by young director Luu Thanh Luan has won the Best Feature Film category at the Kanazawa Film Festival 2024 recently held in Japan.

With its stunning natural landscapes, diverse culture, and rich cuisine, Vietnam has significant potential to develop tourism through the film industry, however, this potential remains fully untapped.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese horror-comedy “Mưa trên cánh bướm” (Don’t Cry Butterfly) was honoured on September 6 in two categories at the Venice Critics’ Week in Italy, the Venice Film Festival sidebar dedicated to first-time filmmakers.

VOV.VN - Vietnamese horror-comedy “Mưa trên cánh bướm” (Don’t Cry Butterfly) received two and a half minutes of applause during its world premiere on September 3 at the Venice Critics’ Week in Italy, the Venice Film Festival sidebar dedicated to first-time filmmakers.