Dan Truong is a Vietnamese singer and actor who was born on November 29, 1976, in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. After placing second in a talent show in 1997. He then released his debut studio album in 1999 and has since gone on to release over 30 more albums, including the 2000 hit “Bong Dang Thien Than.” He has also appeared in a number of hit movies, including 2019’s “Ghost Father.”

Dan Truong

Van Nhi (Ngoc Duyen) is a young student who is short on money, so decides to work as a nanny to raise funds. She thinks she has fallen on her feet when she is hired by a rich single mother named Thanh (Phuong Anh Dao) who asks Van Nhi to move into her mansion-like house in the middle of a quiet and remote evergreen forest to take care of her young daughter Kitty. Thanh is frequently away on business trips and cannot spend much time at home.

While showing Van Nhi around, Thanh explains that one of the rooms belongs – or belonged – to her husband, but seems reluctant to speak more on the matter. All seems to begin well, but at night things begin to get eerie in the big house. To make matters more unsettling, Kitty tells Van Nhi that her father comes to visit her every night to sing her a lullaby. Furthermore, Van Nhi starts to wonder if the music teacher (Dan Truong) she has a close relationship with at university is somehow related to the goings-on at the house. The longer she stays, the closer she gets to uncovering a spine-chilling secret...

“Ghost Father” is a 2019 Vietnamese horror film that was directed by Ba Vu Nguyen.

Ghost Father

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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