The film season during the April 30th - May 1st holiday witnessed a tense showdown between five male leads, with Kieu Minh Tuan rising to the top thanks to a noticeable transformation, while Thai Hoa seemed to be repeating himself.
Few people know that "CEO" Vo Tan Phat once went through difficult times, working various jobs to nurture his passion for art.
Returning to the big screen with the film "Hero," actor Thai Hoa rejects the title of "king of the box office" and rarely shares about being friends with his children and learning to admit his mistakes.
The April 30th - May 1st holiday saw a lively race among four Vietnamese films released simultaneously: "Hero", "Blood Moon Party 8", "The Shell King", and "Five-Toe Pig".
Appearing in the film project "Hero," Meritorious Artist Le Thien attracted attention with his daring stunts despite being over 80 years old.
Dubbed the "king of the box office," Thai Hoa's appearances in film projects always attract significant audience attention.
2025 saw many prominent figures on the big screen, with some starring in three consecutive blockbuster films, and others experiencing life-changing success thanks to record-breaking box office hits.
According to Box Office Vietnam data, "Battle in the Air" has surpassed 250 billion VND in revenue, becoming one of the 8 highest-grossing Vietnamese films in box office history.
Director Bui Thac Chuyen recently received a Certificate of Commendation from the Chairman of the People's Committee of Ho Chi Minh City for his work "Underground Tunnels," which made a significant impact during the 50th anniversary of the Liberation of Southern Vietnam.
In his small house in Long Bien, Mr. Nguyen Dac Thoai recounted the moment when, with blood staining his face red, he still clutched his gun, determined to take down the four hijackers on Flight 226.
Captain Pham Trung Nam, who piloted a plane in a confrontation with hijackers in 1978, is the inspiration for the character Captain Phong in "Battle in the Air".
Not only his artistic career, but also the married life of this famous actor is of interest to the audience.
To realistically recreate the life-or-death atmosphere in the sky, the "Battle in the Air" team reconstructed an original DC-4 aircraft and spent billions of dong on shaking and wobbling effects.
Kaity Nguyen's character in "Battle in the Air" is based on Huynh Thu Cuc, who experienced a life-or-death moment during a plane hijacking in 1978.
The film "Battle in the Air" is inspired by the plane hijacking that shook Vietnamese aviation history in 1978.
In "Battle in the Air," Thai Hoa makes a comeback as a cold-blooded, brutal, and haunting hijacker, sending chills down the audience's spines.
Thai Hoa's son, making his film debut, quickly became a social media sensation thanks to his cinematic looks and dramatic action scenes.
Mr. Nguyen Dac Thoai, a witness to the AN24 hijacking in 1979, recounted the life-or-death moment at the "Battle in the Air" film showcase in Hanoi.
Following the success of a series of blockbuster projects, the reunion of Thai Hoa and Kaity Nguyen in the film "Battle in the Air" is exciting audiences.
The lives of the cast of the series "When the Birds Return" have been full of ups and downs and changes; some have flourished in their careers, while others have faced many challenges.
Miss Ky Duyen gained attention for voicing Seo Hyun's (SNSD) character in the project "Holy Night: Demon Hunters".
Immersed in the heroic atmosphere of the dress rehearsal for the April 30th National Day parade in Ho Chi Minh City, Miss Thanh Thuy, Lan Ngoc, and other artists arrived very early.
Following the success of the film "The Tunnel," talented director Bui Thac Chuyen announced the release of a special edition for the April 30th National Day.
After two weeks without competition, Bui Thac Chuyen's film lost its box office crown to the newly released horror film "Finding the Corpse: The Headless Ghost".
Ho Thu Anh revealed that she had anticipated the audience's attention to this scene, and expressed confidence in the director and production team's handling of it.
Thai Hoa attracted attention when he revealed his decision to reduce his fee by 50% to participate in "The Tunnel" and the numerous difficulties he faced on set.
No guns, no fighting, no dramatic background music, but Tư Đạp's bomb-dismantling scene in "The Tunnel" keeps the audience on the edge of their seats until the very end.
Director Bui Thac Chuyen's film "Underground Tunnel," starring Thai Hoa, is leading the box office with 50 billion VND in revenue after 3 days of release.
In response to audience questions about the two intimate scenes in the film, director Bui Thac Chuyen shared his candid thoughts to clarify his artistic intentions.
Practicing shooting with real guns for his role in "The Tunnel" scared Thai Hoa so much that he had to ask to stop after just three shots because it felt "terrifying" more than he imagined.
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