Weekend LaoDong
Society changes, family changes
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There are fathers and mothers who see their children on the phone all day but do not see them in real life for a whole week. There are children who live hundreds of kilometers away from their parents, still send money, order medicine, make video calls to ask about them every month, but on the day their mothers are hospitalized, they cannot be present right next to them. There are also families of three generations living together under one roof. There are enough people for meals, but the father watches the phone, the father answers work messages, the child wears headphones, the grandchild eats and watches videos. Living under the same roof but still being very far apart. Being far apart can still be close.
Musical instruments telling cultural stories of Muong villages
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From the đuống, gong set to the sound of wooden drums, rustic musical instruments have passed through many generations of Muong people in Son La, becoming familiar sounds on festivals, Tet holidays and village life.
Ho Linh Trang Si" and the difficult problem of Vietnamese historical films
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At the end of its first week in theaters, "Ho Linh Trang Si: Mystery of King Dinh's Tomb" only grossed more than 25 billion VND, while it needed about 180 billion VND in revenue to break even, putting the film at risk of losing more than 100 billion VND.
Johnny Tri Nguyen: Audiences are more demanding now
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Returning to cinema as an action director and actor in "Ho Linh Trang Si: Mystery of King Dinh's Tomb", Johnny Tri Nguyen frankly shared about the period of little appearance, the concept of fame and the risks of Vietnamese historical films.
Job opportunities for people with disabilities in the digital space
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Digital space can open up another direction, when skills in content, link marketing and livestreaming are utilized to create jobs.
