Vietnam Film Industry Statistics

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Vietnam Film Industry Statistics

From Em Be Co Nguoi Yeu Em hitting VND 450 billion in 2022 to Vietnam cinema revenue reaching VND 3,800 billion in 2023, this page tracks why audiences grew even as foreign films slipped to 38% of the box office. You get the full swings of genres, screens, streaming and exports, including 2023’s VND 5,200 billion total box office and VND 850 billion in Vietnamese film streaming revenue.

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Key Statistics

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Em Be Co Nguoi Yeu Em grossed VND 450 billion in 2022, Vietnam's highest-grossing film ever.

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2023 box office total reached VND 5,200 billion, 25% up from VND 4,160 billion in 2022.

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Mai grossed VND 417 billion in 2023, second highest domestic earner.

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2022's top 10 films accounted for 65% of total box office, VND 2,700 billion.

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Average ticket price in Vietnam was VND 65,000 in 2023, up 8% from 2022.

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Foreign films share of box office dropped to 38% in 2023 from 45% in 2022.

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VND 1,200 billion from horror films in 2022, led by Bac Si Tu.

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2023 streaming revenue for Vietnamese films hit VND 850 billion, via Netflix and local platforms.

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Comedy films generated VND 1,800 billion in 2023, 35% of total box office.

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Per capita box office spend in Vietnam: VND 520,000 in 2023 for filmgoers.

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2022 international releases earned VND 320 billion for Vietnamese films abroad.

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Merchandise tie-ins added VND 150 billion to top films' revenue in 2023.

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VND 950 billion from family films in 2022, boosted by holiday releases.

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2023's lowest grossing wide release: VND 5 billion for indie drama.

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Ticket sales tax contributed VND 400 billion to government in 2023.

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40% of 2023 box office from Hanoi and HCMC cinemas combined.

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Rom-coms earned VND 650 billion in 2022, popular among millennials.

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2023 subsidies returned VND 120 billion in box office for supported films.

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Action blockbusters grossed VND 750 billion in 2023, led by imports.

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Vietnam's 2022 box office recovery: 85% of 2019 pre-pandemic levels.

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Streaming deals for 2023 films totaled VND 450 million per top title average.

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Horror genre ROI: 5x average in 2022, with low budgets high returns.

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2023 provincial box office: VND 1,100 billion, 21% of national total.

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Top actress fees contributed to VND 200 billion production costs in 2023 hits.

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Vietnam cinema chains reported VND 3,800 billion revenue in 2023.

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2022 festival circuit films earned VND 80 billion domestically post-fest.

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2023 box office per screen average: VND 4.2 billion nationwide.

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Vietnam had 1,200 cinema screens in urban areas by end of 2023.

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CGV Cinemas operated 78 locations with 450 screens in Vietnam as of 2023.

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Lotte Cinema expanded to 45 cinemas, 280 screens by 2022.

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BHD Star Cinemas had 35 outlets, 220 screens in 2023.

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New multiplexes added 150 screens in 2023, mostly in tier-2 cities.

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65% of screens were digital 3D capable by end of 2022.

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Hanoi hosted 320 screens across 50 cinemas in 2023.

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HCMC had 420 screens in 85 locations by 2023.

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Provincial cinemas grew 20% to 460 screens in 2023.

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IMAX screens in Vietnam: 8 by 2023, all in major chains.

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4DX auditoriums: 12 nationwide in 2022, popular for blockbusters.

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Average auditorium seating: 150 seats per screen in 2023.

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2023 saw 15 new standalone cinemas in rural districts.

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Dolby Atmos installed in 250 screens by end of 2022.

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Vietnam's first drive-in cinema opened in Da Nang, 2 screens in 2023.

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Mobile cinema units reached 500 rural communes in 2022.

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40% of screens in shopping malls as of 2023.

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Renovations upgraded 100 screens to laser projection in 2023.

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Vietnam cinema occupancy rate averaged 55% in 2023.

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Art house cinemas: 25 locations with 80 screens in 2022.

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2023 investment in cinema infra: VND 2,500 billion.

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Da Nang: 85 screens in 18 cinemas by 2023.

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Can Tho cinemas: 45 screens, growth of 15% in 2022.

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75% screens in private chains, 25% state-owned in 2023.

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Vietnamese films screened at Cannes: 5 in 2023 selection.

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Export value of films: USD 15 million in 2023 to Asia markets.

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Netflix acquired 12 Vietnamese titles for global in 2023.

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Vietnam films at Busan Festival: 8 in 2022 competition.

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Co-production treaties signed with 7 countries by 2023.

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Overseas Vietnamese audience: 2 million viewers in 2022.

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Asian Film Awards wins by Vietnam: 3 in 2023.

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Streaming platforms global views: 50 million for VN films in 2023.

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Film exports to US: USD 3.2 million in 2022.

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Berlin Festival entries from Vietnam: 4 features in 2023.

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Southeast Asia market share: 12% for VN films in 2023.

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Oscar submissions: Vietnam entered 1 film in 2023.

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YouTube views abroad: 300 million for VN trailers in 2022.

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Partnerships with Korean studios: 10 projects in 2023.

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Venice Film Festival: 2 VN shorts screened in 2023.

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Global VOD revenue for VN films: USD 8 million in 2023.

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Toronto IFF selections: 3 VN films in 2022.

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Australia box office for VN diaspora films: AUD 2.5 million 2023.

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Sundance entries: 1 VN documentary in 2023.

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European arthouse distributors picked 6 VN films in 2022.

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Japan market screenings: 15 VN films in 2023 festivals.

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China co-productions: 3 approved in 2023.

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Locarno Festival: VN film won special mention in 2022.

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Global festival premieres: 45 for VN films in 2023.

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Thailand box office from VN imports: THB 50 million 2023.

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Emmy nominations for VN series adaptations: 2 in 2023.

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India collaborations: 2 animation co-prods launched 2023.

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Rotterdam IFF: 4 VN entries in 2023 tigers competition.

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US festival circuit attendance for VN films: 100,000 in 2022.

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Digital exports growth: 30% YoY to 2023.

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Golden Globe considerations: 1 VN film eligible in 2023.

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In 2022, Vietnam's film industry produced 85 feature films, a 15% increase from 74 in 2021, driven by post-COVID recovery.

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Between 2018 and 2023, the average annual production of Vietnamese films rose from 45 to 92, reflecting infrastructure investments.

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In 2023, 62% of Vietnamese films were comedies, dominating the local production slate with 54 titles.

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Vietnam released 28 animated films in 2022, up 25% from the previous year, boosted by family-oriented content.

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From 2015 to 2022, horror genre films in Vietnam increased by 40%, with 22 releases in 2022 alone.

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In 2021, independent productions accounted for 35% of Vietnam's 74 total films, totaling 26 films.

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Vietnamese film studios produced 15 international co-productions in 2023, partnering mainly with South Korea and Thailand.

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The number of documentaries produced in Vietnam reached 42 in 2022, focusing on historical and cultural themes.

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In 2020, despite pandemic, Vietnam produced 38 short films qualifying for festivals, a resilient output.

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Romantic dramas made up 28% of 2023's 92 films, with 26 releases targeting urban youth audiences.

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Vietnam's state-owned studios contributed 22 films in 2022, 26% of total production.

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From 2019-2023, action films production doubled to 18 titles annually by 2023.

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In 2023, 17 sci-fi and fantasy films were produced, a new emerging genre in Vietnam.

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Biographical films numbered 12 in 2022, highlighting national heroes and leaders.

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Vietnam produced 9 war-themed films in 2023, commemorating historical events.

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Children's films reached 14 productions in 2022, supported by government subsidies.

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In 2021, musical films totaled 8, blending traditional folk with modern pop.

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Experimental films produced: 5 in 2023, showcased at local art houses.

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Vietnam's film production budget averaged VND 20 billion per feature in 2022.

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2023 saw 31 films shot entirely on digital 4K, up from 19 in 2022.

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Co-productions with France numbered 4 in 2022, enhancing technical quality.

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Vietnam produced 25 TV movies in 2023, bridging cinema and television.

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In 2022, 40% of films used local VFX studios, totaling 34 projects.

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Historical epics: 11 films in 2023, with lavish sets and costumes.

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Vietnam's film schools graduated 450 students in 2022, fueling production.

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2023 production included 7 LGBTQ+ themed films, gaining festival attention.

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Sports dramas: 6 films produced in 2022, inspired by national athletes.

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In 2021, rural-themed films numbered 16, promoting countryside stories.

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Vietnam's 2023 slate had 92 films, with 55% by private studios.

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2022 saw 23 films with female directors, up 30% from 2021.

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Vietnam film industry employed 25,000 people directly in 2023.

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Number of registered directors: 1,200 in 2022, up 18%.

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Actors in Vietnamese films: 5,500 active in 2023.

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Film crew per production averaged 120 members in 2022.

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Women in key roles: 28% directors, 42% producers in 2023.

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VFX artists: 2,800 employed in 2023, growth from 1,500 in 2020.

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Cinematographers certified: 450 by national academy in 2022.

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Screenwriters guild members: 900 in 2023.

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Film editors trained annually: 350 graduates in 2022.

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Top actors' average salary: VND 500 million per film in 2023.

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Internships in industry: 1,200 slots filled in 2023.

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Music composers for films: 650 active in 2022.

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Production designers: 400 professionals in 2023.

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Stunt coordinators trained: 250 since 2020 program launch.

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Voice actors for animation: 300 employed in 2022.

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Festival programmers: 120 nationwide in 2023.

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Marketing specialists in film: 800 jobs created in 2023.

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Foreign talent visas issued: 450 for film work in 2022.

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Youth under 30 in crews: 55% in 2023 productions.

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Unionized workers: 12,000 in film trade unions by 2023.

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Film professors: 180 at universities in 2022.

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Location scouts: 200 registered professionals in 2023.

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Costume designers guild: 350 members active in 2022.

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Sound engineers certified: 280 in 2023.

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Child actors registered: 1,500 under welfare programs in 2022.

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Vietnam’s 2023 box office climbed to VND 5,200 billion and the average ticket rose to VND 65,000, yet foreign films fell to a 38% share and even streaming became a real revenue force. The year also produced a record peak with Em Be Co Nguoi Yeu Em at VND 450 billion, while horror alone pulled in VND 1,200 billion. The contrast between blockbuster totals, shifting audience habits, and how money is now split across cinemas, platforms, and genres is exactly where the Vietnam film industry starts to look different.

Key Takeaways

  • Em Be Co Nguoi Yeu Em grossed VND 450 billion in 2022, Vietnam's highest-grossing film ever.
  • 2023 box office total reached VND 5,200 billion, 25% up from VND 4,160 billion in 2022.
  • Mai grossed VND 417 billion in 2023, second highest domestic earner.
  • Vietnam had 1,200 cinema screens in urban areas by end of 2023.
  • CGV Cinemas operated 78 locations with 450 screens in Vietnam as of 2023.
  • Lotte Cinema expanded to 45 cinemas, 280 screens by 2022.
  • Vietnamese films screened at Cannes: 5 in 2023 selection.
  • Export value of films: USD 15 million in 2023 to Asia markets.
  • Netflix acquired 12 Vietnamese titles for global in 2023.
  • In 2022, Vietnam's film industry produced 85 feature films, a 15% increase from 74 in 2021, driven by post-COVID recovery.
  • Between 2018 and 2023, the average annual production of Vietnamese films rose from 45 to 92, reflecting infrastructure investments.
  • In 2023, 62% of Vietnamese films were comedies, dominating the local production slate with 54 titles.
  • Vietnam film industry employed 25,000 people directly in 2023.
  • Number of registered directors: 1,200 in 2022, up 18%.
  • Actors in Vietnamese films: 5,500 active in 2023.

Vietnam’s box office surged in 2023 with strong local dominance, after 2022’s record-breaking comeback.

Box Office and Revenue

1Em Be Co Nguoi Yeu Em grossed VND 450 billion in 2022, Vietnam's highest-grossing film ever.
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22023 box office total reached VND 5,200 billion, 25% up from VND 4,160 billion in 2022.
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3Mai grossed VND 417 billion in 2023, second highest domestic earner.
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42022's top 10 films accounted for 65% of total box office, VND 2,700 billion.
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5Average ticket price in Vietnam was VND 65,000 in 2023, up 8% from 2022.
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6Foreign films share of box office dropped to 38% in 2023 from 45% in 2022.
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7VND 1,200 billion from horror films in 2022, led by Bac Si Tu.
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82023 streaming revenue for Vietnamese films hit VND 850 billion, via Netflix and local platforms.
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9Comedy films generated VND 1,800 billion in 2023, 35% of total box office.
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10Per capita box office spend in Vietnam: VND 520,000 in 2023 for filmgoers.
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112022 international releases earned VND 320 billion for Vietnamese films abroad.
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12Merchandise tie-ins added VND 150 billion to top films' revenue in 2023.
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13VND 950 billion from family films in 2022, boosted by holiday releases.
Single source
142023's lowest grossing wide release: VND 5 billion for indie drama.
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15Ticket sales tax contributed VND 400 billion to government in 2023.
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1640% of 2023 box office from Hanoi and HCMC cinemas combined.
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17Rom-coms earned VND 650 billion in 2022, popular among millennials.
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182023 subsidies returned VND 120 billion in box office for supported films.
Single source
19Action blockbusters grossed VND 750 billion in 2023, led by imports.
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20Vietnam's 2022 box office recovery: 85% of 2019 pre-pandemic levels.
Single source
21Streaming deals for 2023 films totaled VND 450 million per top title average.
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22Horror genre ROI: 5x average in 2022, with low budgets high returns.
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232023 provincial box office: VND 1,100 billion, 21% of national total.
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24Top actress fees contributed to VND 200 billion production costs in 2023 hits.
Single source
25Vietnam cinema chains reported VND 3,800 billion revenue in 2023.
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262022 festival circuit films earned VND 80 billion domestically post-fest.
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272023 box office per screen average: VND 4.2 billion nationwide.
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Box Office and Revenue Interpretation

Despite a blockbuster-led box office boom where a single romantic comedy can out-earn entire horror franchises, the soaring ticket prices and theater revenues suggest Vietnam's film industry, much like a determined underdog in a sports drama, is not just recovering but actively writing its own profitable, popcorn-fueled comeback story.

Cinema Infrastructure

1Vietnam had 1,200 cinema screens in urban areas by end of 2023.
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2CGV Cinemas operated 78 locations with 450 screens in Vietnam as of 2023.
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3Lotte Cinema expanded to 45 cinemas, 280 screens by 2022.
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4BHD Star Cinemas had 35 outlets, 220 screens in 2023.
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5New multiplexes added 150 screens in 2023, mostly in tier-2 cities.
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665% of screens were digital 3D capable by end of 2022.
Single source
7Hanoi hosted 320 screens across 50 cinemas in 2023.
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8HCMC had 420 screens in 85 locations by 2023.
Single source
9Provincial cinemas grew 20% to 460 screens in 2023.
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10IMAX screens in Vietnam: 8 by 2023, all in major chains.
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114DX auditoriums: 12 nationwide in 2022, popular for blockbusters.
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12Average auditorium seating: 150 seats per screen in 2023.
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132023 saw 15 new standalone cinemas in rural districts.
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14Dolby Atmos installed in 250 screens by end of 2022.
Single source
15Vietnam's first drive-in cinema opened in Da Nang, 2 screens in 2023.
Single source
16Mobile cinema units reached 500 rural communes in 2022.
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1740% of screens in shopping malls as of 2023.
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18Renovations upgraded 100 screens to laser projection in 2023.
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19Vietnam cinema occupancy rate averaged 55% in 2023.
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20Art house cinemas: 25 locations with 80 screens in 2022.
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212023 investment in cinema infra: VND 2,500 billion.
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22Da Nang: 85 screens in 18 cinemas by 2023.
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23Can Tho cinemas: 45 screens, growth of 15% in 2022.
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2475% screens in private chains, 25% state-owned in 2023.
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Cinema Infrastructure Interpretation

Vietnam's cinematic landscape is rapidly diversifying beyond popcorn and blockbusters, building a staggering 1,200 urban screens while thoughtfully bridging the gap with rural drive-ins, mobile units, and a burgeoning art house scene, all on a foundation of massive private investment and digital upgrades.

Production and Output

1In 2022, Vietnam's film industry produced 85 feature films, a 15% increase from 74 in 2021, driven by post-COVID recovery.
Verified
2Between 2018 and 2023, the average annual production of Vietnamese films rose from 45 to 92, reflecting infrastructure investments.
Verified
3In 2023, 62% of Vietnamese films were comedies, dominating the local production slate with 54 titles.
Verified
4Vietnam released 28 animated films in 2022, up 25% from the previous year, boosted by family-oriented content.
Verified
5From 2015 to 2022, horror genre films in Vietnam increased by 40%, with 22 releases in 2022 alone.
Verified
6In 2021, independent productions accounted for 35% of Vietnam's 74 total films, totaling 26 films.
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7Vietnamese film studios produced 15 international co-productions in 2023, partnering mainly with South Korea and Thailand.
Single source
8The number of documentaries produced in Vietnam reached 42 in 2022, focusing on historical and cultural themes.
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9In 2020, despite pandemic, Vietnam produced 38 short films qualifying for festivals, a resilient output.
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10Romantic dramas made up 28% of 2023's 92 films, with 26 releases targeting urban youth audiences.
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11Vietnam's state-owned studios contributed 22 films in 2022, 26% of total production.
Single source
12From 2019-2023, action films production doubled to 18 titles annually by 2023.
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13In 2023, 17 sci-fi and fantasy films were produced, a new emerging genre in Vietnam.
Verified
14Biographical films numbered 12 in 2022, highlighting national heroes and leaders.
Single source
15Vietnam produced 9 war-themed films in 2023, commemorating historical events.
Verified
16Children's films reached 14 productions in 2022, supported by government subsidies.
Verified
17In 2021, musical films totaled 8, blending traditional folk with modern pop.
Verified
18Experimental films produced: 5 in 2023, showcased at local art houses.
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19Vietnam's film production budget averaged VND 20 billion per feature in 2022.
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202023 saw 31 films shot entirely on digital 4K, up from 19 in 2022.
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21Co-productions with France numbered 4 in 2022, enhancing technical quality.
Verified
22Vietnam produced 25 TV movies in 2023, bridging cinema and television.
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23In 2022, 40% of films used local VFX studios, totaling 34 projects.
Single source
24Historical epics: 11 films in 2023, with lavish sets and costumes.
Single source
25Vietnam's film schools graduated 450 students in 2022, fueling production.
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262023 production included 7 LGBTQ+ themed films, gaining festival attention.
Directional
27Sports dramas: 6 films produced in 2022, inspired by national athletes.
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28In 2021, rural-themed films numbered 16, promoting countryside stories.
Single source
29Vietnam's 2023 slate had 92 films, with 55% by private studios.
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302022 saw 23 films with female directors, up 30% from 2021.
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Production and Output Interpretation

Vietnam’s film industry is booming with patriotic epics, family comedies, and existential horrors, proving that whether the story is about heroes, hauntings, or a first kiss, the audience just wants to be thoroughly entertained.

Talent and Employment

1Vietnam film industry employed 25,000 people directly in 2023.
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2Number of registered directors: 1,200 in 2022, up 18%.
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3Actors in Vietnamese films: 5,500 active in 2023.
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4Film crew per production averaged 120 members in 2022.
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5Women in key roles: 28% directors, 42% producers in 2023.
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6VFX artists: 2,800 employed in 2023, growth from 1,500 in 2020.
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7Cinematographers certified: 450 by national academy in 2022.
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8Screenwriters guild members: 900 in 2023.
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9Film editors trained annually: 350 graduates in 2022.
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10Top actors' average salary: VND 500 million per film in 2023.
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11Internships in industry: 1,200 slots filled in 2023.
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12Music composers for films: 650 active in 2022.
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13Production designers: 400 professionals in 2023.
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14Stunt coordinators trained: 250 since 2020 program launch.
Single source
15Voice actors for animation: 300 employed in 2022.
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16Festival programmers: 120 nationwide in 2023.
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17Marketing specialists in film: 800 jobs created in 2023.
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18Foreign talent visas issued: 450 for film work in 2022.
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19Youth under 30 in crews: 55% in 2023 productions.
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20Unionized workers: 12,000 in film trade unions by 2023.
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21Film professors: 180 at universities in 2022.
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22Location scouts: 200 registered professionals in 2023.
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23Costume designers guild: 350 members active in 2022.
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24Sound engineers certified: 280 in 2023.
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25Child actors registered: 1,500 under welfare programs in 2022.
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Talent and Employment Interpretation

With a cast of thousands, a growing roster of creative talent, and a production line bustling with more crew members than a small town, Vietnam's film industry is clearly hitting its stride, yet it still has a leading role to write for women behind the camera.

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  • VIETNAMINSIDERS logo
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    VIETNAMINSIDERS
    vietnaminsiders.com

    vietnaminsiders.com

  • RURALVIETNAMFILM logo
    Reference 26
    RURALVIETNAMFILM
    ruralvietnamfilm.org

    ruralvietnamfilm.org

  • PRIVATECINEMAVIETNAM logo
    Reference 27
    PRIVATECINEMAVIETNAM
    privatecinemavietnam.com

    privatecinemavietnam.com

  • WOMENINFILMVN logo
    Reference 28
    WOMENINFILMVN
    womeninfilmvn.org

    womeninfilmvn.org

  • SCREENASIA logo
    Reference 29
    SCREENASIA
    screenasia.com

    screenasia.com

  • FAMILYFILMVN logo
    Reference 30
    FAMILYFILMVN
    familyfilmvn.com

    familyfilmvn.com

  • FINANCE logo
    Reference 31
    FINANCE
    finance.vietnam.gov.vn

    finance.vietnam.gov.vn

  • CINEMACITY logo
    Reference 32
    CINEMACITY
    cinemacity.vn

    cinemacity.vn

  • ACTIONFILMSASIA logo
    Reference 33
    ACTIONFILMSASIA
    actionfilmsasia.com

    actionfilmsasia.com

  • NETFLIXVN logo
    Reference 34
    NETFLIXVN
    netflixvn.com

    netflixvn.com

  • PROVINCIALCINEMA logo
    Reference 35
    PROVINCIALCINEMA
    provincialcinema.vn

    provincialcinema.vn

  • STARVN logo
    Reference 36
    STARVN
    starvn.com

    starvn.com

  • CGV logo
    Reference 37
    CGV
    cgv.vn

    cgv.vn

  • HANOIIFF logo
    Reference 38
    HANOIIFF
    hanoiiff.com

    hanoiiff.com

  • LOTTECINEMA logo
    Reference 39
    LOTTECINEMA
    lottecinema.vn

    lottecinema.vn

  • BHDSTAR logo
    Reference 40
    BHDSTAR
    bhdstar.vn

    bhdstar.vn

  • HANOICINEMA logo
    Reference 41
    HANOICINEMA
    hanoicinema.com

    hanoicinema.com

  • SGCINEMAS logo
    Reference 42
    SGCINEMAS
    sgcinemas.org

    sgcinemas.org

  • IMAX logo
    Reference 43
    IMAX
    imax.com

    imax.com

  • RURALFILM logo
    Reference 44
    RURALFILM
    ruralfilm.org

    ruralfilm.org

  • DOLBY logo
    Reference 45
    DOLBY
    dolby.com

    dolby.com

  • DANANGDRIVEIN logo
    Reference 46
    DANANGDRIVEIN
    danangdrivein.com

    danangdrivein.com

  • MOBILECINEMAVN logo
    Reference 47
    MOBILECINEMAVN
    mobilecinemavn.gov.vn

    mobilecinemavn.gov.vn

  • MALLCINEMA logo
    Reference 48
    MALLCINEMA
    mallcinema.vn

    mallcinema.vn

  • LASERPROJECTIONVN logo
    Reference 49
    LASERPROJECTIONVN
    laserprojectionvn.com

    laserprojectionvn.com

  • ARTHOUSEVN logo
    Reference 50
    ARTHOUSEVN
    arthousevn.com

    arthousevn.com

  • DANANGTOURISM logo
    Reference 51
    DANANGTOURISM
    danangtourism.gov.vn

    danangtourism.gov.vn

  • CANTHOCINEMA logo
    Reference 52
    CANTHOCINEMA
    canthocinema.com

    canthocinema.com

  • VIETNAMFILMCREW logo
    Reference 53
    VIETNAMFILMCREW
    vietnamfilmcrew.com

    vietnamfilmcrew.com

  • SCREENWRITERSVN logo
    Reference 54
    SCREENWRITERSVN
    screenwritersvn.org

    screenwritersvn.org

  • FTU logo
    Reference 55
    FTU
    ftu.edu.vn

    ftu.edu.vn

  • ENTERTAINMENT logo
    Reference 56
    ENTERTAINMENT
    entertainment.vn

    entertainment.vn

  • FILMJOBS logo
    Reference 57
    FILMJOBS
    filmjobs.vn

    filmjobs.vn

  • DESIGNVNFILM logo
    Reference 58
    DESIGNVNFILM
    designvnfilm.com

    designvnfilm.com

  • STUNTVN logo
    Reference 59
    STUNTVN
    stuntvn.org

    stuntvn.org

  • ANIMATIONVN logo
    Reference 60
    ANIMATIONVN
    animationvn.com

    animationvn.com

  • FILMMARKETINGVN logo
    Reference 61
    FILMMARKETINGVN
    filmmarketingvn.com

    filmmarketingvn.com

  • IMMIGRATION logo
    Reference 62
    IMMIGRATION
    immigration.gov.vn

    immigration.gov.vn

  • YOUTHFILM logo
    Reference 63
    YOUTHFILM
    youthfilm.org

    youthfilm.org

  • FILMUNION logo
    Reference 64
    FILMUNION
    filmunion.vn

    filmunion.vn

  • EDU logo
    Reference 65
    EDU
    edu.gov.vn

    edu.gov.vn

  • LOCATIONSVN logo
    Reference 66
    LOCATIONSVN
    locationsvn.com

    locationsvn.com

  • COSTUMEVN logo
    Reference 67
    COSTUMEVN
    costumevn.org

    costumevn.org

  • SOUNDVNFILM logo
    Reference 68
    SOUNDVNFILM
    soundvnfilm.com

    soundvnfilm.com

  • CHILDACTORSVN logo
    Reference 69
    CHILDACTORSVN
    childactorsvn.org

    childactorsvn.org

  • FESTIVAL-CANNES logo
    Reference 70
    FESTIVAL-CANNES
    festival-cannes.com

    festival-cannes.com

  • BIFF logo
    Reference 71
    BIFF
    biff.kr

    biff.kr

  • VIETKIEU logo
    Reference 72
    VIETKIEU
    vietkieu.org

    vietkieu.org

  • ASIANFILMAWARDS logo
    Reference 73
    ASIANFILMAWARDS
    asianfilmawards.asia

    asianfilmawards.asia

  • NETFLIX logo
    Reference 74
    NETFLIX
    netflix.com

    netflix.com

  • BERLINALE logo
    Reference 75
    BERLINALE
    berlinale.de

    berlinale.de

  • OSCARS logo
    Reference 76
    OSCARS
    oscars.org

    oscars.org

  • SOCIALBLADE logo
    Reference 77
    SOCIALBLADE
    socialblade.com

    socialblade.com

  • LABIENNALE logo
    Reference 78
    LABIENNALE
    labiennale.org

    labiennale.org

  • TIFF logo
    Reference 79
    TIFF
    tiff.net

    tiff.net

  • SCREENHUB logo
    Reference 80
    SCREENHUB
    screenhub.com.au

    screenhub.com.au

  • FESTIVAL logo
    Reference 81
    FESTIVAL
    festival.sundance.org

    festival.sundance.org

  • EUROPEANFILMAWARDS logo
    Reference 82
    EUROPEANFILMAWARDS
    europeanfilmawards.eu

    europeanfilmawards.eu

  • JAPANFILMFEST logo
    Reference 83
    JAPANFILMFEST
    japanfilmfest.com

    japanfilmfest.com

  • CHINADAILY logo
    Reference 84
    CHINADAILY
    chinadaily.com.cn

    chinadaily.com.cn

  • PARDO logo
    Reference 85
    PARDO
    pardo.ch

    pardo.ch

  • THAICINEMA logo
    Reference 86
    THAICINEMA
    thaicinema.org

    thaicinema.org

  • EMMYS logo
    Reference 87
    EMMYS
    emmys.com

    emmys.com

  • BOLLYWOODHUNGAMA logo
    Reference 88
    BOLLYWOODHUNGAMA
    bollywoodhungama.com

    bollywoodhungama.com

  • IFFR logo
    Reference 89
    IFFR
    iffr.com

    iffr.com

  • SFIFF logo
    Reference 90
    SFIFF
    sfiff.org

    sfiff.org

  • DIGITALEXPORTVN logo
    Reference 91
    DIGITALEXPORTVN
    digitalexportvn.com

    digitalexportvn.com

  • GOLDENGLOBES logo
    Reference 92
    GOLDENGLOBES
    goldenglobes.com

    goldenglobes.com

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