In the era of information explosion, especially information on the Internet alongside modern media, the mobile film projection is almost rarely mentioned, and it is joked that it is the technology of a "beggars of the past" time. However, in fact, for remote areas, the mobile movie film projection is seen as a cultural need and an effective information channel.

Being willing to spend his own money to make short films with the modernist method, a slice of the Nguyen Dynasty has been vividly re-created by the young guy Nguyen Phung Minh Luan.

Continuing the series of online exhibitions "Hue - The capital of Ao Dai Vietnam", this week, the Department of Culture and Sports has introduced to the public the exhibition "Ao Dai Hue in the Vietnam Film Festival" on its website and social networking platforms.

In recent years, Hue has become a venue for many filmmakers. In addition to the famous landmarks, there are many other potentially beautiful places which are appealing to moviegoers. Cinema becomes an effective channel for promoting the landscape and heritage of Hue.

It is not surprising that two feature films set in Hue won awards at the 22nd Vietnam Film Festival, which had just taken place in Hue. The film "Dreamy Eyes", portraying an ordinary life, won the Golden Lotus Prize, and the film "Camellia Sisters V", portraying a luxurious royal setting, won the prize of the Organizing Committee.

The program "Hue people and Ao Dai", a community activity within the framework of the 22nd Vietnam Film Festival, had to cancel the shows at Quoc Hoc Memorial Stele, the Half-Moon Bridge, and Truong Tien Bridge, and turn into online performance and broadcasting, due to the complicated development of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Tourism Department has just organized the tour of discovering movie settings with five-panel ao dai wearing and going by electric cars to serve the delegates and the judges coming to Hue for the 22nd Vietnam Film Festival.