Localized cinemas urge VN video producers to release different films
Speaking at a modern seminar in regards to the theatre market after COVID-19 in HCM City, Ngo Thi Bích Hien, taking care of home of BHD's HCM City Side branch, said: “We are urging local makers to discharge their films to be able to assist audiences at this time period. inch
She said the lady realized producers’ concerns with regards to gross income.
“Movies with good material and high excellent will pull audience backside to cinemas, ” the girl said.
For case in point, the particular South Korean successful Peninsula released in September attained VNĐ86 billion (US$3. 7 million) in ticket sales, getting the highest-grossing Korean language movie in Việt Nam.
Nguyen Thi Mai Hoa, operations director of Universe Movie, said: “Audiences happen to be ready to go returning to cinemas to enjoy a new good video. This time is the fine chance for Vietnamese films to earn audience’s attention every time they can avoid competition via Hollywood and other countries. ”
According to Hoa, income from Vietnamese films has increased slowly inside recent years.
In 2014, up to 47 Vietnamese pictures were released with a new total profits of VNĐ762 billion ($33 million), although the number inside 2019 was 42 having practically VNĐ1. 2 trillion ($51. 8 million) around income.
The first half involving this coming year saw big earnings intended for chick-flick film Gái Già Lắm Chiêu 3 (The Royal Bride) having VNĐ165 billion ($7. 13-14 million).
롯데시네마 드리미 엑박 explained they will have been aware associated with local cinemas’ concerns about empty movie theaters, but many people also have their individual concerns.
Film producer and occasional actress Truong Ngoc Anh said: “We hope the fact that movies support distribution service fees intended for a certain period of time immediately after COVID-19, because investment now is unlike before the particular pandemic. We have to think thoroughly about dollars. ”
Movie theater are working difficult to provide Vietnamese films for the massive screen.
Lotte Cinema Viet Nam has offered good schedules and marketing, and Comes to an end released Ròm, some sort of C18-labelled film from director Trần Thanh Huy.
Ròm centers around the life in addition to fate of a new homeless adolescent lottery vendor named Ròm who dreams of earning sufficient dollars to find his scientific mother.
The film won the top award at the Brand-new Currents segment with often the Busan Cosmopolitan Film Festival 2019, collectively with the Iran-Qatar co-production Haifa Street.
After Ròm, a new few other Thai films will be released such as rom-com Sài Gòn Trong Cơn Mưa (Love Story in Stormy Sài Gòn) and even Chị 13: 3 Ngày Sinh Tử (Sister 13-14: 3 Nights to Survive).
On the other hand, long-awaited films similar to Trạng Tí (Child Master) in addition to Tiệc Trăng Máu (Bloody Moon) must be postponed until next year coming from to COVID-19.
Deputy tradition minister Plocka Quang Dong said: “The Viet Nam film field has also been seriously affected by COVID-19 in recent months. Roll film producers were required to stop recording or postpone their film releases. ”
"However, video schedules needs to be arranged to be able to avoid overlapping showtimes.
"Local cinemas should likewise assist Vietnamese films by way of growing the number of showtimes, in addition to marketing and offers.
“With superior quality movies, useful offers and huge support from local followers, I consider the Viet Nam sector will stay solid and overcome the problems caused by the pandemic, ” Đông said.
She said the lady realized producers’ concerns with regards to gross income.
“Movies with good material and high excellent will pull audience backside to cinemas, ” the girl said.
For case in point, the particular South Korean successful Peninsula released in September attained VNĐ86 billion (US$3. 7 million) in ticket sales, getting the highest-grossing Korean language movie in Việt Nam.
Nguyen Thi Mai Hoa, operations director of Universe Movie, said: “Audiences happen to be ready to go returning to cinemas to enjoy a new good video. This time is the fine chance for Vietnamese films to earn audience’s attention every time they can avoid competition via Hollywood and other countries. ”
According to Hoa, income from Vietnamese films has increased slowly inside recent years.
In 2014, up to 47 Vietnamese pictures were released with a new total profits of VNĐ762 billion ($33 million), although the number inside 2019 was 42 having practically VNĐ1. 2 trillion ($51. 8 million) around income.
The first half involving this coming year saw big earnings intended for chick-flick film Gái Già Lắm Chiêu 3 (The Royal Bride) having VNĐ165 billion ($7. 13-14 million).
롯데시네마 드리미 엑박 explained they will have been aware associated with local cinemas’ concerns about empty movie theaters, but many people also have their individual concerns.
Film producer and occasional actress Truong Ngoc Anh said: “We hope the fact that movies support distribution service fees intended for a certain period of time immediately after COVID-19, because investment now is unlike before the particular pandemic. We have to think thoroughly about dollars. ”
Movie theater are working difficult to provide Vietnamese films for the massive screen.
Lotte Cinema Viet Nam has offered good schedules and marketing, and Comes to an end released Ròm, some sort of C18-labelled film from director Trần Thanh Huy.
Ròm centers around the life in addition to fate of a new homeless adolescent lottery vendor named Ròm who dreams of earning sufficient dollars to find his scientific mother.
The film won the top award at the Brand-new Currents segment with often the Busan Cosmopolitan Film Festival 2019, collectively with the Iran-Qatar co-production Haifa Street.
After Ròm, a new few other Thai films will be released such as rom-com Sài Gòn Trong Cơn Mưa (Love Story in Stormy Sài Gòn) and even Chị 13: 3 Ngày Sinh Tử (Sister 13-14: 3 Nights to Survive).
On the other hand, long-awaited films similar to Trạng Tí (Child Master) in addition to Tiệc Trăng Máu (Bloody Moon) must be postponed until next year coming from to COVID-19.
Deputy tradition minister Plocka Quang Dong said: “The Viet Nam film field has also been seriously affected by COVID-19 in recent months. Roll film producers were required to stop recording or postpone their film releases. ”
"However, video schedules needs to be arranged to be able to avoid overlapping showtimes.
"Local cinemas should likewise assist Vietnamese films by way of growing the number of showtimes, in addition to marketing and offers.
“With superior quality movies, useful offers and huge support from local followers, I consider the Viet Nam sector will stay solid and overcome the problems caused by the pandemic, ” Đông said.
