Vietnamese Folk Horror ‘The 10th House’ Lands Skyline Media for Cannes Film Market Sales (EXCLUSIVE)
- A spooky new film hitting the market.
- Vietnamese folk tales taking center stage.
- Why Cannes is buzzing with horror.
We just heard some super exciting news from the film world! Get ready to shiver.
A brand-new folk horror movie from Vietnam is making its way to the famous Cannes Film Market. It’s called ‘The 10th House’, and honestly, the name alone gives us goosebumps.
Skyline Media, a cool company based in Vietnam, just snagged the worldwide sales rights. That means they’re the ones who will help get this movie seen everywhere. Big move!
This project comes from the talented director-producer duo, Tran Huu Tan and Hoang Quan. They’re known for their unique storytelling, and we can’t wait to see what they cook up next.
It’s described as drawing on ‘little-explored’ Vietnamese folk tales. Imagine that! Think ancient village vibes, maybe dark, earthy tones, and a real eerie aesthetic that only local legends can provide. This isn’t your average jump scare flick. It’s about the deep-seated fears from stories passed down through generations.
They’ll be showing off this pre-production project to buyers at Cannes. Big market. Lots of important people. It’s a huge step for ‘The 10th House’ to make waves internationally.
It’s a reminder that even in the world of films, success can be a wild card. Like Mohanlal said recently, you never truly know what will hit big. But a fresh take on horror? That always grabs attention.
The film industry is always shifting, embracing new ideas. From folk horror to even AI ventures by former bigwigs like Chris Bird, it’s always something new and interesting. Exciting times!
Our Take
We are so here for this. Folk horror is having a moment, and bringing it from Vietnam with its rich cultural tapestry? That’s genius.
We think ‘The 10th House’ has the potential to be a standout. It promises a visual feast and a unique spooky experience. Fingers crossed it makes waves!
It’s a reminder that the scariest stories often come from real cultural roots. And Cannes is the perfect launchpad for these kinds of projects. We’re ready to be scared.
