Vietnamese Horror ‘Arithmadtic’ Leads Bee Entertainment’s Busan Market Slate, With New Film From ‘The Corpse’ Director

FilmNews.net brief · 2h ago · 1 min read · via variety.com

Psychological horror “Arithmadtic,” set in an elite international school, leads a genre-heavy slate that Vietnam’s Bee Entertainment is presenting to buyers at Busan’s Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM). Vietnamese films grossed more than VND3 trillion ($114 million) at home in

The inclusion of "Arithmadtic" in Bee Entertainment's Busan market slate is significant as it highlights the growing importance of Vietnamese cinema in the global film industry. With Vietnamese films grossing over $114 million at home, it's clear that there is a strong domestic market for local content, and international buyers are taking notice. The fact that "Arithmadtic" is a psychological horror film also suggests that Vietnamese filmmakers are experimenting with different genres and styles to appeal to a wider audience.

The presence of a new film from the director of "The Corpse" further adds to the excitement around Bee Entertainment's slate, as it indicates that the company is committed to working with established talent and pushing the boundaries of Vietnamese cinema. The Asian Contents & Film Market in Busan is a key platform for buyers and sellers to connect, and the inclusion of "Arithmadtic" and other genre-heavy films in Bee Entertainment's slate is likely to generate significant interest among international distributors and streaming platforms.

As the global film industry continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Vietnamese cinema navigates the changing landscape. With the rise of streaming platforms and the increasing demand for international content, there are opportunities for Vietnamese filmmakers to reach a wider audience and showcase their unique perspectives and styles. The success of "Arithmadtic" and other Vietnamese films at the Busan market will be closely watched, and could potentially pave the way for more collaborations and co-productions between Vietnamese filmmakers and international partners.

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