We tell stories of people, nature, and change — real stories that inspire empathy and awareness.
After the storm, three men returned from the sea. They had saved one another when the waves rose, then drifted together in the middle of the ocean. On the island, that story unfolded through days of waiting and nighttime lights, carried by a spirit that no one here will ever
At first, we needed quite a bit of time to truly feel the character, as the real-life Ms. Thong was very different from her image on television. Perhaps expectations from an entertainment program made us surprised to find a simple Tay woman standing before us.
When I first heard the team’s name, I found it quite unique and unusual. Before this, I never imagined that waterway rescue would require such a specialized and niche team. It was only when I met them in person that I truly understood just how specific this work really is.
The handshakes and the firm, warm grips of the locals passed a certain fire to me. From that, I came up with the idea of handshakes that connect strangers to one another. Those were the same hands Mr. Mien used to save those trapped in the historic flood of 2019.
A film about the village Làng Nủ after Typhoon Yagi and how the community, with support from Division 316, moved forward together.
A heartfelt documentary capturing the bond between rescued bears and their caretakers.
The film was the first Vietnamese environmental documentary in 15 years to be featured at the World Science Film Festival.
Honoring those who quietly create change through compassion, action, and an unwavering belief in what is good.
A journey to revive indigenous culture and improve lives in ethnic communities, beginning with rebuilding homes and hopes.
A story about those who help others discover their path — where self-understanding becomes the key to a meaningful career.
A moving story of the people in drought-stricken Ninh Thuan, where life and harsh climate intertwine in every breath.