National award-winning movie Toi Thay Hoa Vang Tren Co Xanh (Yellow
Flowers on The Green Grass) was among four movies that were shown at
the Vietnamese Film Week in Berlin.
The Grammy Award-winning Pacific Boychoir will
travel to Viet Nam and Singapore to perform at notable venues and
institutions from July 9 to 21, according to a press release from the
organiser Classical Movements.
The Academy Award-winning Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears is among the
movies which would be screened during the Russian Film Week, beginning
tomorrow in Ha Noi''s National Film Centre.
The coaches of Japan and Iran are confident about their chances of
winning the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Futsal Championship
tonight in HCM City.
A book on the Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Nick Ut, who took the
iconic wartime photo of a naked girl fleeing a napalm attack, was issued
yesterday by the Vietnam News Agency Publishing House.
Tran Van Hoc struck a winning goal in the second minute of four-minute
stoppage time to hand Hai Phong a 2-1 win over SHB Da Nang. It was their
first win in three matches and eased increasing pressure on coach Dylan
Kerr.
Nguyen Tri wrote his first book at 80 but has hit pay dirt, winning the
annual prize for best book in literary fiction from the Viet Nam
Writers Association.
After a drawn out struggle to find a film distributor, the award-winning Vietnamese movie Nhung Nguoi Viet Huyen Thoai (The Legend Makers) will come to cinemas beginning January 10.
The Friends of Viet Nam Heritage (FVH) will host a concert featuring
Viet Nam''s best performers of traditional music tonight. The performance
will showcase several award-winning musicians along with commentary on
their music and instruments.
