Le Van Hoang

Since his lover commits suicide after contracting HIV from him, Thien, a seropositive gay man isolates himself from society, lets his health go and prays daily for forgiveness of his guilt. Little does he know that his prayer has been secretly answered in the form of a young stranger whom he encounters and who stays with him despite knowing his health status.

Together with director Truong Minh Quy, a Vietnamese veteran recreates the horrors of the Cambodian genocide in naive drawings in a lush calabash garden.

In an uncertain future where Vietnam is on the verge of being submerged in water, a son, far away from home, remembers his family. By way of cinematic magical transformations, trivial stories and banal images suddenly become unreal, as if reflections of something beyond reality.

In a public restroom, a drifting young man has an erotic encounter with a mysterious stranger. The stranger departs, leaving behind an eye in a shoe. Following the stranger to a desolate place, the young man is met with the excruciating pain that transcends his humanity.

Mui, a homeless girl living on the river, is pregnant. The man who specialized in buying fetus tempted Mui for hers. She met a friend in similar situations in mean medical centre. They sympathize with each others difficulties. One day, the sudden disappearances of her best friend make Mui panic in dealing with difficult life.

Confined in a small space, a father struggles with his drug addiction while his son tries hard to take care of him. Feeling distressed, the son decides to sell their pigs to earn some money in order to send his father to rehab. But father tries to hinder the son and the pigs start to escape.