Vietnam - Thailand cooperate to make horror film "Ghost Bride"

The film has just officially finished filming and revealed its cast, including many prominent faces of Vietnamese and Thai cinema.

The closing ceremony was held on September 4 in Bangkok (Thailand) with the presence of the main cast, including: Rima Thanh Vy ( Ten: The Curse Returns ) and "JJ" Krissanapoom Pibulsonggram ( The Ghost Kiss ).

Rima Thanh Vy and "JJ" Krissanapoom Pibulsonggram at the film's closing ceremony. Photo: DPCC

In addition, the cast participating in the film also included Jun Vu, Cong Duong from Vietnam and Karnpicha Pongpanit, Narupornkamol Chaisang, Duangjai Hiransri, R.Nu Surasak Chaiyaat from Thailand, also attended the event.

Returning to the next horror project after the movie Cam , actress Rima Thanh Vy expressed her excitement at receiving her first international role. JJ Krissanapoom Pibulsonggram - a multi-talented artist of Thai showbiz, felt honored to collaborate with a talented Vietnamese cast. He looks forward to the Vietnamese audience accepting his role.

Ghost Bride is a horror film project marking the cooperation between Thongkham Films (Thailand) and Silver Moonlight Entertainment (Vietnam).

The film revolves around the story of a young Vietnamese girl (played by Rima Thanh Vy) who goes to Thailand to meet her rich fiancé's family (played by Jaylerr).

Here, she unexpectedly encounters a bride's ghost after trying on a traditional Thai wedding dress and gradually discovers dark secrets about her husband's family hidden inside this heirloom.

Producer Hang Trinh and director Lee Thongkham. Photo: DPCC

Taking on the role of director of the film is Lee Thongkham - famous for heavy films such as The Maid, The Lake and Kitty The Killer . Meanwhile, the role of producer is given to Ms. Hang Trinh - the person behind international horror films such as Chung cu ma, Muoi: Ngoai nguon trai lai ...

The project began in July, with many scenes being filmed in Chiang Mai (Thailand) and Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam). The director and producer are confident that they will take advantage of the landscape and culture between Thailand and Vietnam to bring satisfaction to every cinematic scene.

Director Lee Thongkham expressed his excitement because Vietnam has always been one of the big markets for Thai horror films. He said: “I am very excited about this international collaboration to bring a unique horror story with a blend of Thai and Vietnamese cultural elements, portrayed by a talented cast and crew. The film is not only for the audiences of the two countries but also for the international audience."

Film crew members at the closing ceremony. Photo: DPCC

Producer Hang Trinh is also confident that this is an important milestone when two major film markets in Southeast Asia join hands to cooperate. “Together we create a film that bridges the cultural gaps between the two countries and contributes to promoting the film market in both countries. We see this as the beginning of a promising journey and are ready to expand international cooperation opportunities in the future,” said Ms. Hang Trinh.

The film is expected to be released in early 2025.

HAI DUY

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/viet-nam-thai-lan-hop-tac-lam-phim-kinh-di-co-dau-ma-post757203.html