The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has confirmed Red Rain meets the criteria for Oscar nomination in the Best International Feature category.

Box office surprise: Sky death match dominates as new releases struggle in Vietnam.

The announcement that Red Rain will represent Vietnam at the Oscars is being seen by some as a meaningful milestone and by others as mere symbolism.

This past weekend, Sky Combat held firm at the top of the Vietnamese box office, while Red Rain continued to attract large audiences before its official theatrical run ended on September 29.

Director Dang Thai Huyen’s Red Rain becomes Vietnam’s highest-grossing film, set to leave theaters September 29.

Vietnam’s newest action-thriller based on a real 1978 hijacking debuts amid the overwhelming success of Red rain.

Vietnamese cinema has made its debut at the 5th Imedghassen International Film Festival, held in Batna, Algeria, offering African audiences a glimpse of the country’s film industry and cultural heritage.

Despite new releases, Red Rain continued its winning streak, crossing 650 billion VND in revenue and maintaining dominance in Vietnamese cinemas.

In just 17 days, Red Rain soared past Mai, claiming the No. 1 spot in Vietnam’s box office history.

Only two weeks after release, Red Rain overtakes The House of No.2 to enter Vietnam's all-time box office top three.

Vietnam’s war epic Red Rain rakes in 2.1 million USD in a day, setting a new cinematic benchmark.

The historical war film Red Rain is breaking records with 304 billion VND in just 10 days, closing in on the year’s biggest hit.

Film Mua Do (Red Rain) has grossed more than 150 billion VND in ticket sales, setting a new benchmark for a historical, revolutionary war film in Vietnam.

Vietnam’s latest war epic strikes gold on debut, drawing massive praise and record-breaking ticket sales.

With nearly 10 new films hitting theaters, Vietnam's September 2 holiday is shaping up to be a cinematic showdown.

The Vietnamese film Peach Blossom, Pho and Piano by Director Phi Tien Son makes a strong impression on international audiences at the 3rd ASEAN Film Festival, taking place in Hong Kong (China) from August 7 to 31.

Following her legal troubles in May, Miss Grand International 2021 Thuy Tien has been entirely replaced - both visually and vocally - in the film Chot Don in an unexpected and historic move for Vietnamese cinema.

In June, "My Mother" was selected as a finalist in the First Documentary Film category of the Sweden Film Awards.

“Chị Dâu” (Sister-in-law) took home Best Vietnamese Film and earned Viet Huong the Best Actress award, while Tuan Tran was honored as Best Actor.