It is jointly organised by the European Union National Institutes for Culture (EUNIC) and the National Documentary and Scientific Film Production Studio (NSF).
Specifically, this year’s festival will offer audiences the chance to discover seven outstanding documentaries from seven foreign countries of Austria, Italy, Spain, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Belgium, and Israel. Meanwhile, host Viet Nam will introduce 11 of its prominent documentaries.
Many of these films have been honoured with awards at prestigious international film festivals, the NSF said on September 8.
Trinh Quang Tung, NSF Deputy General Director, emphasised that this is an important opportunity to introduce documentaries to both domestic and international audiences.
At the same time, through the works showcased at the European-Vietnamese Documentary Film Festival, participants have a chance to exchange, connect, learn from one another, and deepen mutual understanding. This, in turn, helps to foster increasingly close and comprehensive relations between Viet Nam and European countries.
In Ha Noi, screenings will take place at the NSF, 465 Hoang Hoa Tham street, Ngoc Ha ward. In Ho Chi Minh City, films will be shown at DCINE Ben Thanh Cinema, 6 Mac Dinh Chi street, Saigon ward.
