Anh Tu, born Nguyen Phan Anh Tu, is a Vietnamese actor. He was born in Hanoi, Vietnam, on October 3, 1993, and made his acting debut in 2016. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films, including “Rom” (2019).

Anh Tu

Abandoned by his parents at a young age, fourteen-year-old Rom (Tran Anh Khoa) has spent his entire life on the streets of Ho Chi Minh City. Surviving by a combination of wits and luck, Rom manages to eke out a meager living as a “runner”, selling lottery result slips and taking bets for số đề bookies. An illegal game of chance which piggybacks on Vietnam’s official lottery operations, số đề has become the lifeblood of those living in the squalid tenement Rom calls home.

Entirely dependent on the generosity of those lucky enough to win at số đề, Rom’s livelihood is threatened when his rival, another runner by the name of Phuc (Anh Tu), moves in on his turf. Forced to fight Phuc at every turn, Rom’s only chance for survival relies solely on people’s belief that he is actually quite lucky. With an uncanny ability to pick the winning numbers, Rom has a chance to win back his clients, but Phuc won’t let them go without a fight.

Having lost their homes to creditors, the residents of Rom’s derelict apartment complex find themselves in dire need of his luck after those same creditors return, demanding their money. With no other option, the residents must rely on Rom’s luck to save them all. But how can he save them when he can’t even manage to save himself?

An emotional rollercoaster from start to finish, “Rom” is a gritty 2019 film directed by Tran Thanh Huy.

🍀 The Lucky Numbers Team 🍀

Together since high school, Thoai (Tran Thanh) and Linh (Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc) have literally grown up together. While they might have made a cute couple during their high school days, things between them have gotten nothing short of complicated over the years. Now both working adults, Thoai and Linh are starting to realize maybe their lives are meant to go in different directions.

As a successful fashion designer running her own brand, Linh has worked hard to make her professional dreams come true. While she loves Thoai, she just can’t seem to inspire him to do much with his life. Working as a mechanic at a local garage, Thoai is perfectly content to stay exactly where he is for the rest of his life. But when Linh learns that she’s pregnant, she decides that she’s had enough of Thoai and his lackluster life. Only after Linh leaves does Thoai realize he may have actually had a dream worth pursuing after all.

Desperate to win Linh back, Thoai tries to get his life back on track but the competition for her affection is steep, especially now that Linh’s old high school crush, Khanh (Anh Tu), is suddenly back on the scene. Will Thoai be able to win back the love of his life or will she decide she really is better off without him?

A lighthearted romantic romp, “Win My Baby Back” is a 2019 Vietnamese romantic comedy directed by Nhat Trung.

Win My Baby Back

💌My bae's heart💕

A popular and beautiful young woman named Thao Nara (Thanh Tu Nguyen) accepts a friend request from an unknown stranger who calls himself Dream Man on Facebook. Shortly after, she is brutally murdered. Her closest friends Phong (Thanh Duy), Thang (Ly Binh), Nhu (Dam Phuong Linh), and Cuong (Anh Tu) come to the funeral to pay their respects, stunned and shattered by her sudden demise. But it turns out that Thao Nara is not the only one who has accepted Dream Man’s friend request, and another of their number is suddenly killed, too.

Phong decides to investigate, deciding that all may be revealed if he can only uncover Dream Man’s true identity. But the more he digs, the more he realizes that Thao Nara’s so-called friends weren’t quite so kind about her behind her back – and appeared to be jealous of her fame. In fact, friendship starts to take dark overtones as he searches for clues both on the net and offline. Could Dream Man be someone he knows? And will he be able to track down the killer before another life is lost?

“Dream Man” is a 2018 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Roland Nguyen.

Dream Man

DREAM TEAM

In high school, Quynh (Midu) often found herself surrounded by boys who delighted in teasing her but none tormented her as much as her classmate, Tuan (Harry Lu). Often forced to put Tuan in his place, Quynh refused to take any of his nonsense. Caught in an endless cycle of torment and retaliation, Tuan and Quynh’s strong feelings for each other eventually began to grow into something neither of them expected. Meanwhile, their underclassman, Thanh (Anh Tu), watches their relationship blossom, his heart breaking as he begins to realize his one-sided crush on Quynh will never have a chance to become anything more.

Finally realizing his feelings for Quynh, Tuan decided the time had come to confess, but his timing couldn’t have been worse. Involved in a lethal accident just after his confession, Quynh is left struggling to understand how the boy who unexpectedly stole her heart could leave her so suddenly. Four years later, Quynh still finds herself occasionally thinking about Tuan, even though she has found a way to move on. Now working as a manager for Thanh, who has not only made his dreams of being with Quynh come true, but has also attained celebrity status as an actor, Quynh finds herself comfortably settled in her adult life. But everything is turned upside down when the entertainment company’s new director arrives from overseas, and he looks exactly like Tuan.

With so many similarities existing between this new director and Tuan, it doesn’t take long for Thanh to realize they’re one and the same. Knowing the truth, will Thanh try to keep Quynh in the dark, or will he confess the truth and risk losing her to Tuan forever?

A light-hearted film about life, love, and second chances, “Sunny Love” is a 2016 Vietnamese romantic comedy film directed by Luk Van.

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