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Vietnamese Drama 'Sister Sister 3' Sells Big Internationally
13 Oct
Summary
- Sister Sister 3 acquired by 3388 Films for multiple continents.
- Film is third in a popular Vietnamese franchise centered on women.
- Story reworks a classic Vietnamese play heroine defying societal norms.
The Vietnamese film "Sister Sister 3," a key entry in a female-led franchise, has been secured by U.S.-based distributor 3388 Films. The deal, covering the Americas, Europe, Australia, Taiwan, and Japan, was finalized at the Asian Contents & Film Market. This marks a significant international step for the production.
Directed by Nguyen Huu Hoang and produced by Will Vu, "Sister Sister 3" is the latest installment in one of Vietnam's prominent film series centered around women. The movie's narrative is inspired by Thị Mầu, a character from a traditional Vietnamese Chèo play, who is reimagined as a gifted young woman navigating restrictive customs and personal desires.
The period piece is set in northern Vietnam and draws heavily from traditional Vietnamese culture for its aesthetic. It delves into themes of romance, jealousy, and forbidden relationships as the protagonist challenges Confucian norms and feudal prejudices. The story explores the personal costs of choices made when private longing clashes with honor and social codes.
"Sister Sister 3" is slated for release in Vietnamese cinemas by the end of October. 3388 Films plans a subsequent theatrical rollout across several continents later this year. The distributor, known for its two decades of experience with Asian content, aims to bring this bold, character-driven story to a global audience.
