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Director Phan Dang Di's first movie, Bi, Dung So! (Bi, Don't Be Afraid), has won Best First Feature at the 21st Stockholm International Film Festival.

An unique art performance was held in the central city of Da Nang on Nov. 18 as part of the ongoing “Russian Cultural Days in Vietnam” festival.

Seven feature films, six short films and four documentary films set in Vietnam were presented to American audiences during the "New Voices From Vietnam" event organised in California's Los Angeles from Nov. 5-14 within the framework of the US Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences 's educational and cultural exchange efforts.

More than 2,000 Vietnamese and international cinema artists and directors attended the opening of the Vietnam International Film Festival in Hanoi on Oct. 17.

The 4th National Environmental Film festival was launched in Hanoi on Sept. 23.

A Polish film festival will be held at the National Cinema Centre in Hanoi from September 19-23.

The first ever Vietnamese International Film Festival will take place in Hanoi on October 17 to mark the 1,000 th anniversary of Thang Long-Hanoi.

Seven films on the reunification of the former East and West Germany will be focus of the “60 years of German cinematography” programme in Hanoi from September 6-12.

The renowned Belgian film director Thierry Michel, will teach Vietnamese directors and cinematography students how to make documentary films at a five-day training course, starting on September 6.

A feature film on the life of President Ho Chi Minh is set for release on August 19 to mark Vietnam's August Revolutionary Day and National Day (September 2).

Vietnamese filmmakers have expressed their determination to build up national cinematography to make it modern, humane and integrative at the seventh congress of the Vietnam Cinema Association (VNCA).

More than 60 films from countries all over the world will participate in the first Vietnam International Film Festival to be held in Hanoi in October.