Accordingly, the film crew of Skin Of Youth - The noise of youth starring Vo Dien Gia Huy received a Special Award for the Uncaged category within the framework of the 24th New York Asian Film Festival 2025 (NYAFF).
This noble award puts another milestone in the acting career of the actor born in 1996.
Previously, when shown to the audience, the film Skin Of Youth - Noise of Youth ended with a resounding applause in the audience. 112 minutes of Skin of Youth not only tells a strange love story but also opens up another Ho Chi Minh City - open, full of life. This is a Ho Chi Minh City in the 1990s.
Right after the North American market premiere, director Ash Mayfair and the cast of Skin Of Youth - Noise of Youth had a conversation with the audience lasting more than 30 minutes.
International experts did not hesitate to praise Vo Dien Gia Huy's commitment.
Right after the awards ceremony, Vo Dien Gia Huy shared his overwhelming feeling when he first set foot in the sleepless city of New York and, moreover, breathed the full atmosphere of cinema here.
He added: Every opportunity to attend an international film festival is like a once for Huy to relive the first day of her fate with the lens, with cinema.
Although I have accumulated some film roles, the feeling of excitement is always there in the moment waiting for the audience's reaction for my next role. Huy can only express his gratitude for the opportunities that come to him, his gratitude to those who have trusted and accompanied Huy in each project.
Skin Of Youth - Youth Noise is the official competition film in NYAFF's most important category - Uncaged category - along with 7 other Asian films. Vo Dien Gia Huy was born in 1996 in Tay Ninh, graduated from Ho Chi Minh City University of Theatre and Cinema.
2019 marked a major turning point for Vo Dien Gia Huy with the role of Lan in the movie mother and child go.
The New York Asian International Film Festival was first held in 2002 by the New York Asian Film Foundation Inc. From a small independent event, NYAFF has become a leading event in North America for Asian cinema.
