Cinemas in Dong Nai draw large crowds during National Day holiday

During this year’s September 2 National Day holiday, many residents in Dong Nai chose cinemas as a destination to relax and enjoy time with family and friends, drawing large crowds.

Moviegoers purchase tickets at the CGV Co.opmart Bien Hoa cinema in Tam Hiep Ward on the afternoon of September 1st. Photo: Cam Thanh

Duong The Dung, Manager of CGV Co.opmart Bien Hoa in Tam Hiep Ward, reported: the cinema features seven screens with a total seating capacity of 7,000, comfortably accommodating the high audience demand. Among the most-watched films are Red Rain, Getting Rich with Ghosts 2: The Diamond Heist, and The Outlaws 2, particularly during midday and evening showtimes.

The surge in moviegoers was not limited to CGV Co.opmart Bien Hoa. Other cinemas, including CGV BigC Dong Nai, BHD Star Cineplex Long Khanh, and Dong Xoai Cinema, also reported a significant rise in attendance. In addition to Red Rain, a variety of films such as Leaving Mom Behind, The Ghost Bride, Grandma's Treasure, and My Charming Rebel are currently being screened, offering audiences a wide range of viewing options.

At the same time, seven mobile cinema teams from the Dong Nai Center for Culture and Cinema are holding screenings for residents in remote and isolated areas, ethnic minority communities, border regions, as well as workers in industrial zones and boarding houses.

The films selected for community screenings include Childhood Moonlight, Face Off, The Legend of the Poinsettia, and The Spoiled Rooster Feather. On average, each team holds 20 to 30 screenings per month, in combination with mobile loudspeaker campaigns to help spread the festive spirit of National Day on September 2.

By: Cam Thanh
Translated by: Tam Binh - Minho