Hoàng Hải

Blood Haven is the first feature film about the scam targeting Vietnamese people seeking overseas employment. Believing promises of "easy work and high pay," many young people are taken to these "special zones," where they are held captive and forced to make phone calls to scam their own compatriots. Many of them manage to escape the hell they have fallen into.

A clever prankster attempts to exonerate his beloved teacher from a troubling conviction that involves a wily bureaucrat.

Set in the 60s during the war, Vietnamese soldiers have to overcome numerous hardships and dangers to build an oil pipeline all the way from the north to supply the fighters in the South.

An agonizing cross boundary love story between a Chinese woman and a Vietnamese man separated by the war.

The film begins with an assassination attempt at the private clinic of psychologist Tran Ngoc Tam. A criminal investigator named Sang is assigned to the case to investigate and delve deeper into criminal psychology. During the process, another murder occurs: the death of Dr. Tam's secretary. Through Tam’s cooperation, Sang uncovers a drug trafficking and manufacturing ring. Assisting Sang in this special task force are Long, a scout from the anti-narcotics unit, and a cabaret dancer named Hang Nga