Ly Binh, born Quang Ly Binh, is a Vietnamese model and actor. He was born on May 10, 1991, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, and took a number of supporting film roles before taking his first major role in 2018. Since then, he has appeared in a variety of films and television dramas, including “Bridge of Destiny” (2020).

Ly Binh

With a beautiful wife, a good son, and a successful career, Cuong (Trinh Xuan Nhan) seemed to have the perfect life. With absolutely everything a man could want, Cuong should have spent his days in perfect bliss, but when his son introduces him to his friend, Thang (Binh Ly), his world is flipped upside down in an instant.

Having lived a very different life in his past, Cuong has spent many years trying to keep that part of himself hidden. But with Thang’s sudden appearance, all of Cuong’s past secrets start finding their way into the light. A relative of Cuong’s former lover, Trung (Huu Tai), Thang brings with him a rush of memories Cuong would rather soon forget. But forgetting isn’t an option as Trung makes it increasingly obvious he’s out for revenge. With no other options before him, Cuong finds himself forced to admit to his family that he is actually gay.

With the truth now out, Cuong’s once perfect life threatens to fall apart around him. Will he be able to find a way to make amends for the mistakes of his past while restoring his once bright future?

A story of passion and secrets, “Bridge of Destiny” is a 2020 Vietnamese romance film directed by Nguyen Huu Tien.

Bridge of Destiny

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.

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