Vietnamese New Wave

Vietnamese New Wave refers to a vibrant film movement that emerged in the late 20th century, showcasing innovative storytelling and artistic expression. It reflects Vietnam’s cultural identity, history, and social changes through bold visuals and unconventional narratives. These films often challenge traditional norms, addressing complex themes like war, family, and societal transformation. Influenced by global cinema but rooted in Vietnamese experiences, the movement has gained recognition for its creative approach and emotional depth, helping to elevate Vietnam’s presence in the international film community.