Accordingly, Vietnam is represented by two films, “Quan Ky Nam” (Ky Nam Inn), directed by Leon Le; and “Chiec ken” (The Cocoon), directed by J. Robert Schulz, a co-production project between Vietnam and the United States.
This year’s competing films come from many countries and territories, including Japan, South Korea, China, Thailand, Singapore, the Philippines, Pakistan, India, and Brunei.
The presence of two Vietnamese films in the international competition category is seen as an opportunity for domestic filmmakers to engage with industry professionals, distributors, and global audiences. It also serves as a platform to promote Vietnamese stories and cultural identity through cinema.
The 4th Da Nang Asian Film Festival (DANAFF) will take place over seven days, from June 28 to July 4, in Da Nang City. This year’s festival, themed “DANAFF—A Bridge from Asia to the World,” will reflect its ambition to connect Vietnamese cinema with the region and the global film community.
