Nau Van (Lanh Thanh) and his boyfriend Ian (Vo Dien Gia Huy) return to Vietnam to visit Nau Van's family and potentially reveal their relationship. Struggling with familial expectations, Nau Van initially introduces Ian as a friend, while his family immediately begins pressuring him to marry a woman. Complications arise when a female cousin becomes interested in Ian and Nau Van's elderly grandmother, experiencing memory loss, believes Ian is her grandson. Ian grows increasingly frustrated with Nau Van's hesitation to disclose the true nature of their relationship. The couple faces mounting tension as they navigate cultural expectations, personal fears, and the potential consequences of coming out. Their journey becomes a delicate balance between honoring family traditions and expressing their authentic selves. Will Nau Van find the courage to share their love, and can his family ultimately accept their relationship? This is a 2019 Vietnamese movie directed by Trinh Dinh Le Minh.

Nhung (Ngan Khanh), a spoiled fashion empire heiress, discovers her inheritance comes with an unexpected condition: completing a three-month challenging course at a rural Catholic covenant. Forced to perform manual labor like mucking out pigs, chopping wood, and carrying fruit, Nhung's privileged life is dramatically transformed. During her stay, she meets Anh (Song Luan), an orphan who has grown up in the community. Initially clashing, the two polar opposites gradually develop an intriguing connection that challenges Nhung's previous worldview. This unexpected journey forces her to confront her own limitations and discover a different side of herself. "The Heiress" is a 2018 Vietnamese romantic comedy film that was directed by Hoang Duy.

Thoai (Tran Thanh) and Linh (Ninh Duong Lan Ngoc), high school sweethearts, find their relationship strained as adults. Linh, a successful fashion designer, struggles with Thoai's contentment as a local garage mechanic. When Linh becomes pregnant, she leaves Thoai, believing he lacks ambition. Realizing his potential, Thoai attempts to transform his life and win her back, facing competition from Linh's old high school crush, Khanh (Anh Tu). As Thoai fights to reclaim Linh's love, he must prove he can be the partner she desires. This is a 2019 Vietnamese romantic comedy directed by Nhat Trung.

Seventy-year-old grandmother Mrs. Dai has dedicated her life to her family, leaving her own dreams behind. After an argument with her son leaves her in low spirits, she wanders around and comes across a photo studio. She decides to have her portrait taken, assuming that she'll need it for her future funeral. To her surprise, she finds herself transformed into her 20-year-old self (Miu Le)! Unable to return home, she decides to take a different path: she adopts the name Thanh Nga, before pursuing her long-lost dream of becoming a singer. She joins her grandson Tung's (Ngo Kien Huy) band, impressing everyone with her voice and catching the attention of music producer Manh Duc (Hua Vi Van). Will "Thanh Nga" achieve what she's always wanted? This film was adapted from the hit 2014 Korean film "Miss Granny."

Thu (Hoang Yen Chibi), a young female motorbike taxi rider, encounters Sy (Quach Ngoc Tuyen), an unemployed man whose family is threatened by local mafia due to a large debt. Sy hires Thu as his driver to help him complete odd jobs for the gangsters, and they gradually develop an uneasy friendship that evolves into a potential romance. As dangerous characters like the cynical Thon (Le Giang) and a scheming tycoon (Truong Minh Quoc Thai) enter their lives, Thu and Sy begin to suspect their initial meeting might not have been a coincidence. This is a 2020 Vietnamese movie directed by Nguyen Nguyen Hoang.

In this thrilling family comedy, Dong Hung (Hua Vi Van), Phuong Trinh (Diem My), and Subin (Khang Trong) are an ordinary family whose lives are turned upside down after becoming unwitting witnesses to a jewelry store robbery. Suddenly targeted by dangerous criminals, they find unexpected protection from agent Le Tuyen (Viet Huong). Chased through Saigon, this unlikely group must use their wits to survive and evade their pursuers. As they navigate increasingly dangerous situations, they must work together to outsmart the villains hunting them. Will they manage to escape and survive their unexpected adventure? "Lost in Saigon" is a 2016 Vietnamese comedy film directed by Namcito.

Cuong (Trinh Xuan Nhan), a man with a seemingly perfect life, finds his world shattered when his son introduces him to Thang (Binh Ly), a relative of his former lover Trung (Huu Tai). Thang's appearance forces Cuong to confront long-buried secrets from his past, particularly his hidden sexuality. As Trung seeks revenge and threatens to expose Cuong's hidden truth, he is compelled to reveal to his family that he is gay. With his carefully constructed life now at risk of crumbling, Cuong must navigate the challenging aftermath of his revelation and seek a way to reconcile his past mistakes while preserving his future. This is a deeply emotional journey of personal truth, acceptance, and the consequences of long-held secrets. "Bridge of Destiny" is a 2020 Vietnamese romance film directed by Nguyen Huu Tien.

Hang Duong (Huong Giang), a movie stuntman, has long dreamed of transitioning but lacks the funds for surgery. After witnessing a brutal gangland murder, he becomes a target of dangerous mobsters. Realizing that changing gender might help him escape, he undergoes the operation and becomes a woman. Now living as her true self, Hang faces another challenge when her father falls ill. Desperate to raise money for medical bills, she enters a beauty contest hoping to win the grand prize. However, her public appearance attracts the attention of the gangsters seeking to silence her permanently. This risky decision puts her life in danger as she tries to survive both her past and present challenges. "The Drama Queen" is a 2020 Vietnamese movie that was directed by Kay Nguyen.

Tung Son (Kieu Minh Tuan), a successful doctor, becomes entangled in Que Phuong's (Kha Nhu) elaborate scam when she claims he is the father of her seven-year-old daughter. Using a staged accident, Que Phuong hopes to extort money to pay off her gambling debts. Surprisingly, Tung Son and the child quickly form a close bond, with the girl even calling him "dad". A DNA test initially reveals he is not the biological father, causing him to reject both Que Phuong and the child. However, when the young girl is diagnosed with a life-threatening cancer, Tung Son faces a profound moral and emotional dilemma that challenges his initial stance. This is a 2020 Vietnamese movie directed by Dong Dang Giao.

Thien Tam (Trinh Tai), the 20-year-old eldest son of a wealthy rural West Vietnamese family, awakens from a six-month coma to find his world dramatically altered. His grandfather is gravely ill, and his 16-year-old cousin Hai Lam has been expelled from the family after becoming pregnant. Despite his parents' attempts to distract him with real estate documents, Thien Tam becomes increasingly haunted by Hai Lam's spectral presence. Determined to uncover the truth, he begins investigating her mysterious disappearance, gradually uncovering increasingly dark and sinister family secrets. As he delves deeper, the boundaries between memory and reality blur, revealing a disturbing narrative that challenges everything he thought he knew about his family. This is a 2019 Vietnamese psychological thriller directed by Tran Huu Tan.

Rom (Tran Anh Khoa), a fourteen-year-old street survivor in Ho Chi Minh City, makes a living as a "runner" selling lottery result slips for số đề, an illegal gambling operation. When rival runner Phuc (Anh Tu) threatens his livelihood, Rom must rely on his uncanny luck to retain his clients and survive. The residents of his rundown apartment complex, facing eviction by creditors, desperately depend on Rom's ability to predict winning lottery numbers as their last hope of salvation. Caught between survival and community, Rom struggles to find a way to help both himself and his neighbors escape their desperate circumstances. This is a gritty 2019 Vietnamese film directed by Tran Thanh Huy that explores the harsh realities of street life and survival.

Tsukasa (Keiko Kitagawa), a high school accident survivor, lives with severe physical and mental impairments that have left her wheelchair-bound and struggling with memory loss. Despite her challenges, she remains hopeful about finding love. When she meets Masaki (Ryo Nishikido), a charming taxi driver, they quickly develop a deep connection and fall in love. Their newfound happiness is soon tested by an unexpected serious situation that threatens their relationship. Will their love be strong enough to overcome the obstacles they face? This is a touching 2014 Japanese biographical romantic drama film directed by Akihiko Shiota.

Kengo Kosaka (Kento Hayashi), a man battling extreme mysophobia, lives an isolated life, struggling to maintain relationships due to his fear of contamination. Hijiri Sanagi (Nana Komatsu), a high school student with scopophobia, similarly avoids social interactions. When fate brings these two lonely souls together, they discover a unique understanding and connection through their shared experiences with phobias. As Kengo and Hijiri grow closer, they begin to find comfort and happiness in each other's presence, challenging the limitations imposed by their fears. Their unexpected bond transforms their previously restricted lives, offering hope and companionship. Adapted from Sugaru Miaki's novel, this 2021 Japanese romance film explores the healing power of empathy and connection, directed by Kensaku Kakimoto.

Lok (Terrance Lau), a young man struggling with schizophrenia, unexpectedly encounters Yan (Cecilia Choi) on the street and finds himself drawn to her. As their relationship develops, Lok becomes increasingly uncertain about the boundaries between reality and delusion, questioning Yan's true intentions and his own perceptions. His mental health challenges create a complex emotional landscape where love and psychological struggle intersect. Will Lok be able to distinguish truth from his fragmented reality, or will his condition consume his understanding of their connection? This award-winning 2019 Hong Kong romantic drama explores the delicate terrain of mental illness and human connection, directed by Kiwi Chow.