Phương Nam

Hoang and his son An, long at odds, are stranded on a deserted island—forcing them to survive together and rebuild their bond from the ground up.

Trùm Sò is a satirical period comedy set in the remote Jellyfish Village, where poverty is widespread—except for one man. Trùm Sò is absurdly rich yet notoriously stingy, obsessed with money to the point of denying himself even the simplest pleasures. His tightly controlled world collapses when a large amount of his gold suddenly disappears. Driven by greed rather than reason, he is pulled into a chaotic heist alongside two unlikely allies: Thị Hến, a sharp-witted widow, and Tôm Hùm, a flamboyant drifter.

Since the appearance of a two-headed snake, a riverside village is plagued by a series of mysterious deaths. As long-forgotten secrets slowly rise to the surface, the villagers realize that some curses never truly disappear.

The valorous story of a battalion at the 1972 Second Battle of Quảng Trị, and the high-stakes negotiations leading to the Paris Peace Accords in 1973.

During the height of the war against America, a Vietnamese undercover spy infiltrates the rank of the Laotian government.

A traffic accident claimed the lives of seven members of a family and left only Thanh My alive. Thanh, their only remaining relative, tried to treat her, but she didn't recognize him and had completely lost her memory. Kim, Thanh's girlfriend, proposed creating a rental family so that Thanh My could live in a happy and familiar environment so as to help her quickly regain her memory without causing her further trauma.

Struggling to pay for his wife's impending childbirth, timid taxi driver Hung accepts one last fare—only to discover a corpse in the back seat, along with money meant for its cremation. His attempts to deal with the body draw him into a series of increasingly disturbing encounters. As apparently random misfortunes begin to connect, Hung realizes that his nightmare journey may be driven not by bad luck, but by a terrifying reckoning with karma.