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Vietnam's annual satirical comedy TV special that airs on Lunar New Year's Eve on VTV. Known for its comedic take on the socio-political and economic issues of the year in Vietnam, the show is considered a television staple of the Vietnamese New Year holiday.
A reality show originally created to support families affected by the pandemic, but later expanded to other families in difficult circumstances.
The Vietnamese version of the improvisational comedy series in which a celebrity performer is dressed up in costume before passing through a door into a room where they are welcomed with the phrase "Thank God you're here."
Based on the Thai show Pritsana Fah Laep, a quiz show where members of two teams compete to win.
Late night talk show, hosted by Nguyên Khang.
A competition about nostalgia, going through different types of arts and performances of Vietnam through the decades.
A variety and talk show from Vietnam Television (VTV).
A singing competition where singers are disguised in different mascot costume to conceal their identity.
Set in an old apartment complex where a family lives in a single cramped room, Nhà Ba Tôi Một Phòng portrays the “out-of-sync” relationship between a conservative father and his dream-filled Gen Z daughter. As generational differences collide within the confined space, their bond is tested and gradually mended. The film offers an intimate slice of contemporary Vietnamese family life, where love often begins with understanding.
Tuan, an ambitious real estate agent, is given just one month to revive an aging theater and save his career. He soon discovers the building is haunted by Nha - an actress who died unjustly and whose soul cannot rest. Using his marketing prowess, Tuan and his partner quickly turn the theater into a sold-out success, but the sudden arrival of Phong - Nha's ex-lover - throws everything into chaos. Just when all seems lost, Tuan joins forces with everyone at the theater to pull off the deal of the century between the living and the dead, ultimately saving the Vang Son Theater.
Annual music festival program produced by T Production.
Every day, Hoan performs as a "street clown," using his skills as a sidewalk barber to make ends meet and take care of his mother. Mrs. Le Thi Hanh suffers from Alzheimer's disease and behaves like a child. Her illness is not only a financial burden but also deprives Hoan of the chance to live freely and pursue his dreams. Despite her condition, Mrs. Hanh retains vivid memories of South Korea, where she once lived a happy life with her husband Jeong-min and their eldest son Ji-hwan before tragedy struck. One day, Hoan begins experiencing symptoms of memory loss along with epilepsy. Realizing he can no longer be his mother’s sole caretaker, he decides to take her to Korea to leave her in the care of his brother - a man Hoan has never met.
