Xuân Nghị

Giang Hồ Chợ Mới

Xóm Trọ 3D

Anh Thầy Ngôi Sao

Bí Mật Thiên Đường

Diary of Child Master's Adventure

Vô Gian Đạo

"The Third One" tells about love, the sweetness that comes with the hardships that every couple has experienced. The film opens with a romantic love story between painter Quang Kha (Han Jae Suk) and doctor Thien Di (Ly Nha Ky). However, just when happiness was budding, an unexpected event struck. A serious, life-threatening traffic accident happened, at the same time the line "love and death always go together" sounded. The story becomes more and more dramatic when Quang Kha wants to go back in time to save his wife. At the same time, a new character takes on an important role, but it is not clear whether good or evil will support him to carry out the above plan.

The film is about the journey of a group of people living together and trying to escape the pursuit of the undead to reach the last ferry at an isle on the lower Mekong when a zombie epidemic breaks out. Cong - a traditional medicine doctor but has lost faith in humanity, decided to take his father and daughter to find a way to leave. In the process of running away, they lost each other, Cong bewildered to find his daughter and accidentally met a gentle family, two magical boys, an honest young couple and a man with a brave heart. cold. Together, they join forces to form a fighting group to fight for life. At this time, the envy, greed, and selfishness of people's hearts arise and push them into life-or-death challenges. Where will the journey of this group of people go when the pandemic is spreading more and more?

The content of "The Living Corpse Ferry" revolves around the escape of Cong's (Huynh Dong) group from the outbreak of the epidemic and trying to reach the last ferry in the lower Mekong River region. However, in the process of escaping, they were once lost when Diem's (Oc Thanh Van) degeneration and disruption appeared, causing the group to be forced to separate. And the Zombie attack lands on the island, facing life and death, the characters realize that it is not the disease, it is the existence of selfishness and resentment that pushes them into life-or-death challenges.