The International Anthropological Film Festival will be organized in Ho Chi Minh City from November 10 to 14.

Saigon Tourist Cable Television (SCTV) has increased the price of its monthly subscription fee to VND109,000 (US$5.23), a 25% increase over the old price.

The historical martial arts film directed by Victor Vu, which was released early this year will be one of two Vietnamese films that will compete at the 2nd Hanoi International Film Festival. [ … ]

“Skyfall,” “Breaking Dawn 2”, “Tai Chi Hero” and “Wreck-It-Ralph” are outstanding movies in the first month of the year-end movie season.

Film screenings began in HCM City yesterday to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the founding of the city's Cinematography Association.

A 36-episode TV series featuring the lives of Vietnamese living overseas will be broadcast next month on VTV1 from November 8.

Unlike the previous years, many brilliant films in the race to the Oscars Award 2012 will be screened very early at Vietnamese cinemas.

What happens when a manager realises his concert hall has been double-booked on New Year's Eve – for two chorus groups made up of all housewives?

Cash Cab, a popular reality show, debuts on HTV7 last Friday, Oct 19, at 8:30 p.m. as Taxi may man.

Roger Yuan, an American director and actor in action movies, has been in Vietnam to play in a new movie by Dustin Nguyen – “Buddha Fire”.