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The draft revised Law on Cinema has been a topic of discussion not only in the media and on social networks but also at a recent National Assembly session. "It is a fact that we have to admit that our Law on Cinema has not caught up with the development of the movie market in general and online movie platforms in particular," said media expert Nguyen Phong Viet. The rapid development of the film industry, the cinema system and the rapid growth of the cinema market in Vietnam with an average rate of 25% per year and the appearance of locally-made movies earning revenue of millions of USD shows that the Law on Cinema needs to adapt to the development of the domestic cinema industry. A scene from the movie " Taste ". In addition, the intense development of online movie platforms, especially Netflix with a huge movie store reaching more than 200 million users around the world, including Vietnamese, requires the Law on Cinema to be revised because the Law on Cinema … [Read more...] about Vietnam tries to find ways to both control and untie its movie industry

Teenage actress Lâm Thanh Mỹ plays in 'Bóng Đè' (The Ancestral), a long-awaited horror movie directed and written by Lê Văn Kiệt, which is coming to cinemas on December 24. Photo courtesy of the producer HCM CITY – A number of Vietnamese and Hollywood movies will be released during the festive season to attract audiences back to the cinemas. Bóng Đè (The Ancestral), a long-awaited horror movie directed and written by Lê Văn Kiệt, is coming to cinemas on December 24. Even though the film has not been officially released, it has already been licensed for distribution in 25 countries. The work revolves around a widower named Thành and his two daughters. After suffering a family tragedy, Thanh and his children move to a centuries-old ancestral home where both daughters fall prey to sleep paralysis and night terrors. The film features actor Quang Tuấn and teenage actresses Lâm Thanh Mỹ and Mai Cát Vi. Mỹ, 15, rose to fame when acting in the award-winning movie Tôi Thấy Hoa … [Read more...] about Vietnamese, Hollywood films hit cinemas in festive season

Representatives of the country’s leading cinemas CJ CGV, Galaxy Cinema, Lotte Cinema and BHD Star Cineplex are urging film producers to release their movies in cinemas when COVID-19 becomes controlled well in Vietnam. The film Ròm returned to cinemas on Friday after being delayed a few timesdue to theCOVID-19 pandemic. Photo saostyle.vn Speaking at a recent seminar about the cinema industry after COVID-19 in HCM City, Ngo Thi Bích Hien, managing director of BHD's HCM City Branch, said: “We are urging local producers to release their films to serve audiences at this time." She said she understood producers’ concerns about revenues. “Movies with good content and high quality will pull audiences back to cinemas,” she said. For example, the South Korean blockbuster Peninsula released in July earned VNĐ86 billion (US$3.7 million) in ticket sales, becoming the highest-grossing Korean film in Việt Nam. Nguyen Thi Mai Hoa, operation director of Galaxy Cinema, … [Read more...] about Local cinemas urge VN film producers to release new films