Kim Hải

When a 73-year-old widow is forced to depend on the care of her 5 busy adult children after an injury, she begins to question the meaning of family love.

A reality show originally created to support families affected by the pandemic, but later expanded to other families in difficult circumstances.

The Vietnamese orchestra was founded in 1959 to join people through music, unstopped by war and borders, but it had been facing difficulty surviving. Then in 1992, to rebuild the orchestra, fueled by the belief that "first-class countries have first-class orchestras," the orchestra leader invites Japanese conductor Sakura Kazuo to Vietnam to be their conductor. Together with interpreter Morioka Yuko, Kazuo works to overcome cultural barriers and aims to build a first-class orchestra while interacting with the unique Vietnamese members.

When Mr. Quang’s extended family returns to their hometown to perform a long-delayed reburial ritual, they find themselves not only confronting ancient spiritual traditions but also awakening a generational cycle of karmic retribution.

Based on the Thai show Pritsana Fah Laep, a quiz show where members of two teams compete to win.

Tài is suddenly pulled into a dangerous spiral after becoming trapped under a massive debt. Pushed to the brink, he is forced into a series of reckless choices that soon place his family under threat. Behind his desperate actions lies a deep obsession with protecting and repaying the mother he loves at any cost. As the line between right and wrong grows increasingly blurred, Tài must confront the most difficult question of his life: can filial devotion justify the path he has chosen?

When a son's dream to dance to the beat of his own heart pits him against his father's wishes, family strife boils over in a clash between youthful aspirations and parental expectations.

Threatened by gangsters, a young man stages a fake funeral for his own mother to claim her insurance money. But his insane, unfilial plan keeps getting sabotaged — by strangers, by friends, and especially because the day he plans to put his mother in the coffin happens to be her 60th birthday.

A friend group bought a lottery ticket and won the jackpot but the ticket holder of the ticket accidentally died. Some of the surviving friends intended to unravel their friend and retrieve the winning ticket, some don't.

In a quaint village nestled in the West Vietnam, Mr. Sau Seu, a karaoke cafe owner, resides alone, eagerly awaiting his son Ut Tung’s return from Saigon for a visit. However, his hopes are shattered when he discovers he has a grave illness. To fulfill his promise to his late wife, he decides to “marry his son off.” However, this plan takes an unexpected turn when he learns that Tung has a shocking secret and is concealing it. Amidst conflicts, misunderstandings, and attempts at reconciliation, father and son gradually gain a deeper understanding of each other. Ultimately, they find happiness and peace in their own unique marriages.

A small family, lacking sufficient financial means, is forced to purchase a house that local residents whisper is haunted by strange supernatural phenomena. How will the family confront a home said to have had many previous owners and a dark, mysterious past?

Muối – a girl who lost her mother at birth and was raised with her father's love on the island commune of Thiềng Liềng. The turning point for the father and daughter begins when Muối grows up and decides to move to the city to study and work, dreaming of changing her life to help her father.

A principled, exemplary Ward Chairman, who has spent his life sacrificing for his family, retires but refuses to settle down—harboring a youthful dream of running a mobile tattoo truck. With no support from his loved ones, he leaves home and fatefully crosses paths with a reckless, hot-headed Gen Z tattoo artist. Despite their vast generational and personality differences, can this unlikely duo turn their shared passion into something meaningful?