Stars support My Tam, Mai Tai Phen at movie premiere

Musician Phan Manh Quynh and his wife, singers Phuong My Chi and Noo Phuoc Thinh attended the premiere of "Tai", a film produced by My Tam, on the evening of March 2.

My Tam joined director Mai Tai Phen at the Ho Chi Minh City screening of his debut film. This project reunites them on the big screen after seven years, following their collaboration in "Chi tro ly cua anh".

Mai Tai Phen expressed gratitude to My Tam, noting her frequent presence on set to support every actor and crew member. Juggling both lead acting and directing, he often lacked time to review scenes on the monitor. My Tam's constant oversight helped him maintain composure and navigate challenges.

My Tam thanked the stars and audience at the premiere on the evening of March 2. *Video: Mai Nhat*

Singer-songwriter Phan Manh Quynh and his wife Khanh Vy. He is a close collaborator of My Tam, having worked with her on many projects.

Truong Quynh Anh stated she has been a fan of My Tam since the beginning of her singing career.

From left: singers Noo Phuoc Thinh, Truc Nhan, Phuong My Chi, Lam Bao Ngoc.

Ngo Kien Huy (left) and Le Duong Bao Lam hosted the event, energizing the red carpet.

Comedian Mac Van Khoa and his wife Thao Vy. In recent years, the actor has reduced his film roles, focusing on business and family.

Actress Van Trang and her husband, businessman Huu Quan. Last year, she returned to the big screen with the horror film "Nha ma xo" after welcoming her fourth child.

Singer Mono met My Tam through their shared performances.

Artist Long Dep Trai played a supporting role as a fish market worker, close to the main character. Last year, he appeared in "Lat mat 8", Ly Hai's film that earned over 200 billion dong.

My Tam's parents (third and fourth from right) and relatives traveled from Da Nang to Ho Chi Minh City to support her new film.

The cast of "Tai" was introduced to the audience.

Set in the Mekong Delta, the film features Mai Tai Phen as Tai, a young man who resorted to smuggling to support his family, leading to imprisonment. After his release, Tai seeks a quiet life working at a fish market. However, a crisis unfolds when his mother, Mrs. Phuc (Hanh Thuy), incurs a substantial debt. To rescue her, Tai accepts the demands of Mrs. Kim (Hong Anh), a crime boss, and confronts a group of gangsters.