'Tunnels' and a series of Vietnamese films to hit theaters in April

Bui Thac Chuyen's project premiered to celebrate the 50th anniversary of national reunification, is a war film made from socialized budget. The box office also has the participation of Flip 8: Sunny Bracelet by director Ly Hai along with a series of horror, action and comedy films.

Tunnels: Sun in the Dark

Release date: April 4
Genre: History

The film revolves around a 21-man guerrilla group, led by Bay Theo (played by Thai Hoa). He and his teammates are assigned to protect the area for the strategic intelligence group. However, their communications are discovered by the enemy. The guerrilla fighters are exposed and put in a dangerous situation, but they are not allowed to escape. The cast also includes Quang Tuan, Ho Thu Anh, Cao Minh, Diem Hang Lamoon, Hoang Minh Triet, Khanh Ly.

A scene from the movie "Tunnels". Photo: Provided by the film crew

Flip 8: Sunny Bracelet

Teaser of the movie "Flip Side 8: Vong Tay Nang". Video: Ly Hai Production

Release date: April 30
Genre: Family, Drama

The film is set in a poor rural area in the Central region, revolving around Tam (played by Doan The Vinh), a good student with a talent for music. He and his friends in the countryside formed a band and participated in a talent search contest. However, Tam's dream was crushed by his father, Mr. Phuoc (played by Long Dep Trai). He believed that his son could not pass the university entrance exam if he only focused on singing, making it difficult for him to escape poverty in the sand region. The climax of the conflict was when Tam's family argued, and he was determined to pursue his dream of becoming an "idol".

After In Flip Side 7 , Ly Hai continues to explore the topic of intergenerational conflicts in the family. He said that in Flip Side 8 The musical element accounts for 30% of the script, so in addition to requiring actors to have good dialogue and expression skills, the cast also learns dancing skills.

Detective Kien: The Headless Case

Teaser of "Detective Kien", a film for audiences aged 16 and over. Video: November Films

Release date: April 30
Genre: Thriller, horror

The film revolves around the main character named Kien (played by Quoc Huy) - the person who handles and investigates the murder case that occurred at the house of the Duc Trong district magistrate in The Last Wife (2023) - also a film by Victor Vu. The content clarifies the complicated relationship between detective Kien and Mrs. Hai (Dinh Ngoc Diep) after the first part.

According to the director, after the film was released in 2023, Quoc Huy's role was loved by many audiences for his resolute and intelligent character in solving crimes. Therefore, he came up with the idea of developing a sequel, the script was inspired by the novel. Lake of resentment by Hong Thai. The director returns to the detective-investigative film genre because he believes a part of the audience still likes to watch this genre in Vietnamese theaters.

Find the body: Headless Ghost

Release date: April 18
Genre: Comedy, horror

The film was directed by Bui Van Hai - an action director - with the participation of Tien Luat and Ngo Kien Huy. The story revolves around Tien (Tien Luat) - a corpse collector living with his mentally ill mother - and Thanh (Ngo Kien Huy), an ambulance driver. The two accidentally meet, then encounter many mysterious phenomena related to corpses.

A Minecraft Movie (A Minecraft Movie)

Trailer for "A Minecraft Move," a film intended for viewers under 13 with an accompanying guardian. Video: Warner Bros.

Release date: April 4
Genre: Family, Adventure

The project, directed by Jared Hess, is about the adventures of four people: Garrett Garrison (Jason Momoa), Natalie (Emma Myers), Henry (Sebastian Hansen) and Dawn (Danielle Brooks), to the world of Minecraft. Here they meet miner Steve (Jack Black) - known as "master of the Minecraft world", and go through many difficulties to find their way home.

A Woring Man (A Woring Man)

Jason Statham in "A Working Man". The film is recommended for audiences 18 and older. Photo: Amazon MGM Studios

Release date: April 4
Genre: Action

The film, directed by David Ayer, is about Levon Cade (Jason Statham), a former elite commando of the British Royal Marines. After retiring, he became a construction worker in Chicago (USA), and was treated well by his boss Joe Garcia (Michael Peña)'s family. Tensions arise when Joe's daughter - Jenny (Arianna Rivas) - is kidnapped. Levon must find a way to bring her back safely.

Kayara: Warrior Girl

Release date: April 4
Genre: Animation

Directed by César Zelada, the film revolves around Kayara, who is determined to become the first female ambassador of the Inca Empire. She must overcome many difficulties to protect the city of Gold from over-exploitation of resources. During that process, Kayara realizes that true strength comes not only from physical strength but also from intelligence and solidarity.

Muay Thai Hustle (My Sweetheart)

Poster of the movie "My beloved bear", a movie for audiences aged 16 and over. Photo: CGV

Release date: April 4
Genre: Comedy, Drama

The film directed by Ping Lumprapleng tells the story of San, a boxer determined to win in the arena, who accidentally falls in love with Mumu, the niece of Mr. Sanan. On the other hand, in order to keep the Muay Thai school, Saen accepts Tawansong's challenge. The incident leads to many funny situations, forcing the male lead to face many decisions that affect both love and career.

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