Vo Ngoc Trai - Movies & TV Shows

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Dec 25, 1989 (age 35)

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Sunny Love

8.6 (426 ratings)

In high school, Quynh (Midu) and Tuan (Harry Lu) shared a tumultuous relationship marked by constant teasing and retaliation, which gradually evolved into unexpected romantic feelings. Their underclassman Thanh (Anh Tu) silently harbored a one-sided crush on Quynh. After Tuan's sudden confession, a tragic accident separates them, leaving Quynh devastated. Four years later, Quynh works as a manager for Thanh, now a successful actor, and has seemingly moved on with her life. Everything changes when a new entertainment company director arrives who bears an uncanny resemblance to Tuan. Thanh discovers the director is actually Tuan and must decide whether to reveal the truth to Quynh, risking their current relationship. This sets the stage for a potential reunion that could rewrite their past and future. "Sunny Love" is a 2016 Vietnamese romantic comedy film directed by Luk Van that explores themes of love, second chances, and unexpected connections.

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Dear My Princess

7.6 (742 ratings)

Princess An Tu (Lam Thanh My) is the youngest daughter of the retired emperor in 1285, during the Vietnamese Tran Dynasty, known for her beauty and kind heart. She and Prince Tran Ton (Hai Nam) are deeply in love, but they both know that their royal duties would eventually break them apart. While fleeing with Tran Ton on the day of her arranged wedding, she sacrifices herself to save his life after they are pursued into a dangerous situation. Unexpectedly, she awakens – but the year is 2021, and she's somehow ended up in the body of Khanh Tien (Oanh Kieu), a snobbish but talented and beautiful A-list actress. As An Tu tries to understand the modern world, Khanh Tien's CEO Nhat Nam (also played by Hai Nam) finds his actress' sudden change in behavior strange and suspicious, but secretly prefers her kinder attitude. How will this affect An Tu, Khanh Tien, and Nhat Nam's lives?

Dear My Princess

9.2 (1,466 ratings)

Seven years after their youthful romance, Baek Seung Hyun (Kim Dong Jun) and Han Ji Ah (Kim Jaekyung) are reunited under bittersweet circumstances. Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease, Seung Hyun struggles to preserve his precious memories, while Ji Ah battles a terminal illness. When fate unexpectedly brings them back together, they seize the opportunity to rekindle their long-lost love, determined to create unforgettable moments despite their limited time. Their poignant journey becomes a testament to love's endurance in the face of life's most challenging obstacles. This is a 2021 South Korean romantic melodrama directed by Kim Jung Min.

Silhouette of Your Voice

9.1 (3,523 ratings)

Hard-of-hearing college student Kohei Sugihara (Hideya Tawada) tends to distance himself from others, until classmate Taichi Sagawa (Akira Onodera) runs into him. Intrigued by Kohei's delicious-looking lunch, Taichi asks for a bite. Kohei agrees, but Taichi is confused when Kohei leaves without saying a word. After Taichi learns about Kohei's condition, he strikes up a proposition: offering to write up the notes from class in exchange for part of Kohei’s bento every day. As they gradually grow closer, a unique friendship starts to develop. Adapted from the manga series "I Can Hear the Murmur" by Yuki Fumino, this is a 2017 Japanese youth drama film directed by Kamijo Daisuke.

Silhouette of Your Voice

Love Will Tear Us Apart

8.8 (742 ratings)

Lu Qin Yang (Qu Chu Xiao), a struggling young man, dreams of providing a better life for his beloved Ling Yi Yao (Zhang Jing Yi). Determined to overcome their poverty, he takes on grueling manual labor to secure their future. Despite her family's reservations, Ling Yi Yao stands by him, even moving out to be with him. As their financial struggles intensify, Lu Qin Yang becomes increasingly desperate, believing Ling Yi Yao might be better off without him. He leaves, creating a painful separation that tests their love. When a new potential suitor enters Ling Yi Yao's life, she must decide whether to hold onto her love or consider a different path. This is a 2021 Chinese movie directed by Sha Mo that explores the challenges of love and survival.

Love Will Tear Us Apart

Summer in Closed Eyes

8.9 (312 ratings)

Nhat Ha (Phuong Anh Dao) travels from Da Lat to Hokkaido seeking her missing father (Cong Ninh), who mysteriously stopped sending photographs years ago. Despite speaking no Japanese, she meets Akira (Takafumi Akutsu), a fellow analog photography enthusiast. Though they cannot communicate through language, an unconventional friendship develops between them, hinting at potential romance. As Nhat Ha continues her search for her father, cultural and linguistic barriers challenge her journey, while her connection with Akira grows deeper. Their shared passion for photography becomes a bridge connecting their worlds, offering hope in her quest to uncover her father's whereabouts. This is a 2018 Vietnamese movie directed by Cao Thuy Nhi.

Summer in Closed Eyes

The Diary of Fireflies

8.7 (151 ratings)

Kai (Vo Dinh Hieu), a reclusive medical student haunted by his parents' cancer deaths, lives a miserable life until he meets Rin (Jun Vu), a vibrant and positive young woman. Despite his initial gloom, Kai falls in love with Rin, who hides a serious illness behind her cheerful personality and passion for photography. As their relationship blossoms, Rin's health deteriorates, leading to hospitalization. Kai becomes determined to support her through her illness, while Rin's previously estranged parents begin to reconcile for their daughter's sake. This is a 2016 Vietnamese movie directed by Van Cong Vien that explores love, loss, and hope in the face of terminal illness.

The Diary of Fireflies

Saigon in the Rain

8.0 (204 ratings)

Vu (Avin Lu), a talented musician, moves to Saigon with dreams of a music career and joins Trang's (Truc Anh) band, playing gigs from weddings to markets. During a performance, he meets May (Thu Anh Ho), a struggling small clothing shop owner from a small town. As Vu works as May's assistant, she encourages him to believe in himself and pursue his dreams. When the band gets a chance to audition for a television reality show, they face challenging judges and seemingly insurmountable odds. With both Vu and May's aspirations hanging in the balance, they must find the strength to persevere. This is a 2020 Vietnamese romantic comedy film directed by Le Minh Hoang.

Saigon in the Rain

Zodiac 12: Five Steps of Love

7.9 (120 ratings)

Huy (B Tran), a notorious womanizer, believes he understands the art of seduction until he meets My (Vu Jun), a beautiful and bookish young woman who captures his heart. Despite his instant attraction, My is hesitant due to their supposedly incompatible zodiac signs - she's a Pisces, and he's a Sagittarius. Convinced that their astrological differences spell potential danger for their relationship, My initially resists Huy's advances. Undeterred, Huy develops a strategic five-step plan to win her over, challenging the traditional zodiac compatibility predictions. Meanwhile, Chi (Nguyen Quynh Chi), an intelligent woman who would be a more astrologically suitable match, watches from the sidelines. As Huy pursues My, the question remains: Will his determination overcome the supposed cosmic obstacles, or will the stars dictate a different fate? This is a 2015 Vietnamese romantic comedy directed by Vu Ngoc Phuong.

Zodiac 12: Five Steps of Love

Once Upon a Love Story

9.4 (322 ratings)

Three friends – Miền (Ngoc Xuan), Vinh (Luong Anh Vu), and Phúc (Do Nhat Hoang) – grew up together in a peaceful countryside town in central Vietnam, developing a close bond over time. However, while Vinh has harbored feelings for Miền since childhood, Miền herself is more drawn to Phúc, Vinh's close friend. Adulthood only complicates their relationships further, as they begin to contend with greater responsibilities and changes in their lives despite longing for the ease of youth. When Phúc suddenly disappears, Miền and Vinh are forced to confront the truth of their feelings for each other and the impact of their choices on their friendship. This film was adapted from Nguyễn Nhật Ánh's novel of the same name.

Once Upon a Love Story

8.1 (645 ratings)

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.

Win My Baby Back

7.7 (187 ratings)

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.

Win My Baby Back

Dear Devil Brother

9.4 (104 ratings)

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."

Dear Devil Brother

Betting with Ghost

9.2 (56 ratings)

Lanh (Tuan Tran), a young man living with his undertaker father Mr. Dao (Hoai Linh), is trapped in a downward spiral due to his gambling debts. While being chased by his creditors, he runs through a cemetery, where he stumbles into an open grave and accidentally binds himself to the spirit of the deceased Le Thi Na (Diep Bao Ngoc). While most restless ghosts simply haunt people, Na has a different goal in mind: if Lanh can help Na find her long-lost daughter, she'll help him win the money he needs to pay off his debts. However, due to the laws of the dead, there's a limit to the amount of money Lanh can earn before misfortune befalls his loved ones. Lanh accepts the offer – but he soon learns that there's a cost to his success. Can Lanh and Na achieve their wishes before it's too late?

Betting with Ghost

The Drama Queen

8.5 (96 ratings)

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.

The Drama Queen

Home Sweet Home

7.4 (72 ratings)

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.

Home Sweet Home

9.1 (105 ratings)

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."

7.7 (48 ratings)

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.

8.0 (80 ratings)

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.

Dear My Princess

7.6 (742 ratings)

Princess An Tu (Lam Thanh My) is the youngest daughter of the retired emperor in 1285, during the Vietnamese Tran Dynasty, known for her beauty and kind heart. She and Prince Tran Ton (Hai Nam) are deeply in love, but they both know that their royal duties would eventually break them apart. While fleeing with Tran Ton on the day of her arranged wedding, she sacrifices herself to save his life after they are pursued into a dangerous situation. Unexpectedly, she awakens – but the year is 2021, and she's somehow ended up in the body of Khanh Tien (Oanh Kieu), a snobbish but talented and beautiful A-list actress. As An Tu tries to understand the modern world, Khanh Tien's CEO Nhat Nam (also played by Hai Nam) finds his actress' sudden change in behavior strange and suspicious, but secretly prefers her kinder attitude. How will this affect An Tu, Khanh Tien, and Nhat Nam's lives?

Dear My Princess

9.2 (1,466 ratings)

Seven years after their youthful romance, Baek Seung Hyun (Kim Dong Jun) and Han Ji Ah (Kim Jaekyung) are reunited under bittersweet circumstances. Diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease, Seung Hyun struggles to preserve his precious memories, while Ji Ah battles a terminal illness. When fate unexpectedly brings them back together, they seize the opportunity to rekindle their long-lost love, determined to create unforgettable moments despite their limited time. Their poignant journey becomes a testament to love's endurance in the face of life's most challenging obstacles. This is a 2021 South Korean romantic melodrama directed by Kim Jung Min.

Silhouette of Your Voice

9.1 (3,523 ratings)

Hard-of-hearing college student Kohei Sugihara (Hideya Tawada) tends to distance himself from others, until classmate Taichi Sagawa (Akira Onodera) runs into him. Intrigued by Kohei's delicious-looking lunch, Taichi asks for a bite. Kohei agrees, but Taichi is confused when Kohei leaves without saying a word. After Taichi learns about Kohei's condition, he strikes up a proposition: offering to write up the notes from class in exchange for part of Kohei’s bento every day. As they gradually grow closer, a unique friendship starts to develop. Adapted from the manga series "I Can Hear the Murmur" by Yuki Fumino, this is a 2017 Japanese youth drama film directed by Kamijo Daisuke.

Silhouette of Your Voice

Love Will Tear Us Apart

8.8 (742 ratings)

Lu Qin Yang (Qu Chu Xiao), a struggling young man, dreams of providing a better life for his beloved Ling Yi Yao (Zhang Jing Yi). Determined to overcome their poverty, he takes on grueling manual labor to secure their future. Despite her family's reservations, Ling Yi Yao stands by him, even moving out to be with him. As their financial struggles intensify, Lu Qin Yang becomes increasingly desperate, believing Ling Yi Yao might be better off without him. He leaves, creating a painful separation that tests their love. When a new potential suitor enters Ling Yi Yao's life, she must decide whether to hold onto her love or consider a different path. This is a 2021 Chinese movie directed by Sha Mo that explores the challenges of love and survival.

Love Will Tear Us Apart

Summer in Closed Eyes

8.9 (312 ratings)

Nhat Ha (Phuong Anh Dao) travels from Da Lat to Hokkaido seeking her missing father (Cong Ninh), who mysteriously stopped sending photographs years ago. Despite speaking no Japanese, she meets Akira (Takafumi Akutsu), a fellow analog photography enthusiast. Though they cannot communicate through language, an unconventional friendship develops between them, hinting at potential romance. As Nhat Ha continues her search for her father, cultural and linguistic barriers challenge her journey, while her connection with Akira grows deeper. Their shared passion for photography becomes a bridge connecting their worlds, offering hope in her quest to uncover her father's whereabouts. This is a 2018 Vietnamese movie directed by Cao Thuy Nhi.

Summer in Closed Eyes

The Diary of Fireflies

8.7 (151 ratings)

Kai (Vo Dinh Hieu), a reclusive medical student haunted by his parents' cancer deaths, lives a miserable life until he meets Rin (Jun Vu), a vibrant and positive young woman. Despite his initial gloom, Kai falls in love with Rin, who hides a serious illness behind her cheerful personality and passion for photography. As their relationship blossoms, Rin's health deteriorates, leading to hospitalization. Kai becomes determined to support her through her illness, while Rin's previously estranged parents begin to reconcile for their daughter's sake. This is a 2016 Vietnamese movie directed by Van Cong Vien that explores love, loss, and hope in the face of terminal illness.

The Diary of Fireflies

Saigon in the Rain

8.0 (204 ratings)

Vu (Avin Lu), a talented musician, moves to Saigon with dreams of a music career and joins Trang's (Truc Anh) band, playing gigs from weddings to markets. During a performance, he meets May (Thu Anh Ho), a struggling small clothing shop owner from a small town. As Vu works as May's assistant, she encourages him to believe in himself and pursue his dreams. When the band gets a chance to audition for a television reality show, they face challenging judges and seemingly insurmountable odds. With both Vu and May's aspirations hanging in the balance, they must find the strength to persevere. This is a 2020 Vietnamese romantic comedy film directed by Le Minh Hoang.

Saigon in the Rain

Zodiac 12: Five Steps of Love

7.9 (120 ratings)

Huy (B Tran), a notorious womanizer, believes he understands the art of seduction until he meets My (Vu Jun), a beautiful and bookish young woman who captures his heart. Despite his instant attraction, My is hesitant due to their supposedly incompatible zodiac signs - she's a Pisces, and he's a Sagittarius. Convinced that their astrological differences spell potential danger for their relationship, My initially resists Huy's advances. Undeterred, Huy develops a strategic five-step plan to win her over, challenging the traditional zodiac compatibility predictions. Meanwhile, Chi (Nguyen Quynh Chi), an intelligent woman who would be a more astrologically suitable match, watches from the sidelines. As Huy pursues My, the question remains: Will his determination overcome the supposed cosmic obstacles, or will the stars dictate a different fate? This is a 2015 Vietnamese romantic comedy directed by Vu Ngoc Phuong.

Zodiac 12: Five Steps of Love