Quách Ngọc Ngoan

BÁU VẬT TRỜI CHO is an emotionally rich, heartwarming film that celebrates family bonds for Tết 2026. Ngọc (Phương Anh Đào), a single mother who conceived her child through donor insemination, takes a seaside getaway to escape her past. There, she and her son Tô unexpectedly encounter Hồng (Tuấn Trần), a free-spirited fisherman who happens to be the donor behind Tô’s birth. This awkward reunion draws three strangers into a series of humorous yet tense situations as everything spirals beyond control. Is this “heaven-sent” father a destined gift, or merely life’s cruel twist of fate?

Set in the Dinh Dynasty of the 10th century, the period film follows seven loyal warriors who must race against time to transport 99 coffins to different parts of the kingdom as a decoy to the enemy and keep the final resting place of the first emperor a secret.

A brutal murder shocks a quiet town. When the mutilated body of a woman is discovered, all suspicion turns toward Sơn — who may have been her lover. Triết, a renowned sculptor, is torn between doubt and brotherly love as he and his wife struggle to prove Sơn’s innocence. In the end, the question remains: is Sơn a killer, a victim of cruel fate, or a lost soul consumed by a love so destructive it leads to his own ruin?

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.

Haunting dreams and visions lead An to a mysterious cave where she discovers the terrifying secrets of Hung — a man who lived across three centuries. Hung’s tumultuous life reveals a story filled with ambition, vengeance and dark magic.

The film recounts the life of Ly Cong Uan from his youth as a Buddhist disciple to his ascension to Emperor of Vietnam in 1010 AD. The Prince and the Pagoda Boy was released in 2010 to mark the 100th anniversary of the city of Thang Long (today's Ha Noi).

In a time of chaos and conflicts, a talented musician falls in love with an upper-class royal mandarin.

A man dying of terminal illness receives an experimental body replacement surgery. He soon discovers that he has memories that are not his own along with superhuman powers. However, the dark history of the treatment becomes intertwined with his life as he has to survive and keep his loved ones safe.

Wreaking havoc in the Cho Lon area to make a living, can the four brothers Hung, Long, Phong, and Ba stay united when they are all swept into the underworld's vortex of money and power?

The tense, suspenseful mind battles between the police and the cunning criminal gang, interspersed with internal intrigues between brothers who grew up in the same orphanage.