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.

Judo champion Lam (Isaac) is on top of the world – until a devastating injury during a match results in permanent blindness, changing his entire world in an instant. This inspires Phong (Kieu Minh Tuan), Lam's estranged half-brother, to request an early release from prison under the pretense of taking care of his newly disabled brother. The two brothers are forced to live together for the first time in a decade, leading to conflict between the carefree, mischievous Phong and the disciplined, serious Lam. As they attempt to navigate their differences, they begin to confront long-unresolved family issues and rediscover their brotherly bond, and may even learn more about themselves. This film is a Vietnamese adaptation of the 2016 Korean movie "My Annoying Brother."

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.

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.