Phuoc Sang Films
A Vietnamese private film studio founded by actor Lưu Phước Sang.
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Overview
Phuoc Sang Films is a Vietnamese private film studio established in 2004 by actor Lưu Phước Sang. The company operates primarily as a producer of Vietnamese-language motion pictures and has also participated in film distribution and co-production arrangements. Its catalogue is associated with locally oriented commercial cinema spanning comedy, family entertainment, romance, drama, historical or traditional subject matter, and supernatural storytelling. The studio's early output included Khi đàn ông có bầu (When Men Get Pregnant), released in 2004, followed by Đẻ mướn (Renting Maternity) in 2005. These titles helped establish the company around accessible Vietnamese-language productions built for the domestic theatrical market. Its filmography also includes Hồn Trương Ba da Hàng thịt and Áo lụa Hà Đông (The White Silk Dress), a 2006 production. In 2007, Phuoc Sang Films collaborated with Thien Ngan Pictures on Võ lâm truyền kỳ (Swordsman), while also taking part in the Vietnamese production and distribution of Mười – The Legend of a Portrait with CJ Entertainment. The studio continued releasing films during the late 2000s and early 2010s. Notable titles from this period include Phát tài (Become Rich), Huyền thoại bất tử (The Immortal Legend), Đại gia đình, Công chúa teen và ngũ hổ tướng, Lâu Đài Tình Ái, Thiên sứ 99, Hello cô Ba, Xóm gà, and Yêu anh! Em dám không? The catalogue indicates an emphasis on entertainment-led Vietnamese productions, often combining comedy, romance, ensemble casts, and culturally specific settings. Phuoc Sang Films is best understood as a domestic Vietnamese production brand rather than a globally distributed major studio. Public reference material identifies its founding and filmography but provides limited information about its corporate structure, current management, financial performance, ownership, or present operating status. Its documented importance lies in its contribution to the development and circulation of commercially oriented Vietnamese cinema during the 2000s and early 2010s.
History
Phuoc Sang Films was founded in Vietnam in 2004 by actor Lưu Phước Sang. The studio emerged as a private Vietnamese production company at a time when locally produced commercial films were becoming increasingly visible in the domestic market. Its early releases centered on Vietnamese-language entertainment and used comedy, family situations, and socially recognizable themes to reach local audiences. The company's first documented feature is Khi đàn ông có bầu (When Men Get Pregnant), released in 2004. It was followed in 2005 by Đẻ mướn (Renting Maternity), extending the studio's early interest in high-concept comedic and family-oriented material. Phuoc Sang Films subsequently produced Hồn Trương Ba da Hàng thịt, a film connected with a well-known Vietnamese cultural and literary premise, and Áo lụa Hà Đông (The White Silk Dress) in 2006. In 2007, the studio broadened its production relationships. It collaborated with Thien Ngan Pictures on Võ lâm truyền kỳ (Swordsman), demonstrating participation in a larger-scale Vietnamese co-production. The same year, it worked with CJ Entertainment on Mười – The Legend of a Portrait, contributing to the film's Vietnamese production and distribution. This collaboration connected the studio's domestic production role with a wider regional entertainment partnership. Phuoc Sang Films remained active in documented releases through the late 2000s and early 2010s. Phát tài (Become Rich) appeared in 2008, followed by Huyền thoại bất tử (The Immortal Legend) in 2009, a film starring Dustin Nguyen. The studio's subsequent titles included Đại gia đình, Công chúa teen và ngũ hổ tướng in 2010, Lâu Đài Tình Ái and Thiên sứ 99 in 2011, and Hello cô Ba and Xóm gà in 2012. Yêu anh! Em dám không? was listed as a 2013 release. Across this period, the studio's filmography covered comedy, romance, family stories, fantasy or supernatural elements, action-adventure, and culturally grounded drama. The range suggests a production strategy oriented toward theatrical entertainment and recognizable Vietnamese-language storytelling rather than a single narrowly defined genre. Some projects involved outside partners, indicating that Phuoc Sang Films could function as a producer, co-producer, and distributor depending on the title. Available public information does not establish the company's current ownership, management, financial position, official website, or whether it continues to operate under the same structure. Accordingly, its present status is recorded as unknown. Its documented historical identity is that of a private Vietnamese film studio whose principal period of visible activity was the 2000s and early 2010s.
- 2013
Latest listed release
[1]Yêu anh! Em dám không? was listed as a Phuoc Sang Films production or release.
- 2009
The Immortal Legend
[1]Huyền thoại bất tử (The Immortal Legend), starring Dustin Nguyen, was listed among the studio's releases.
- 2007
Co-production and international partnership
[1]Phuoc Sang Films collaborated with Thien Ngan Pictures on Võ lâm truyền kỳ and worked with CJ Entertainment on the Vietnamese production and distribution of Mười – The Legend of a Portrait.
- 2006
The White Silk Dress
[1]The studio produced Áo lụa Hà Đông (The White Silk Dress).
- 2005
Early domestic production continued
[1]Phuoc Sang Films released Đẻ mướn (Renting Maternity).
- 2004
Studio founded
[1]Actor Lưu Phước Sang founded Phuoc Sang Films in Vietnam.
- 2004
First documented feature
[1]The studio produced Khi đàn ông có bầu (When Men Get Pregnant), its first listed motion picture.
Products and positioning
A Vietnamese domestic film studio focused on producing and distributing commercially accessible Vietnamese-language feature films.
Feature film · 2004
Khi đàn ông có bầu (When Men Get Pregnant)
A Vietnamese-language feature released in 2004 and identified as one of the studio's earliest productions. Its high-concept premise places the film within the accessible comedy and domestic-entertainment orientation associated with Phuoc Sang Films' early catalogue.
Feature film · 2005
Đẻ mướn (Renting Maternity)
A 2005 Vietnamese feature film produced under the Phuoc Sang Films trademark. The title reflects the studio's early use of family and social situations as material for locally oriented commercial cinema.
Feature film · 2006
Áo lụa Hà Đông (The White Silk Dress)
A Vietnamese-language film released in 2006 and included among the studio's notable productions. Its title and presentation place it within the more dramatic and culturally grounded side of the company's filmography.
Co-produced feature film · 2007
Võ lâm truyền kỳ (Swordsman)
A 2007 film made in collaboration with Thien Ngan Pictures. Its inclusion demonstrates Phuoc Sang Films' participation in collaborative Vietnamese feature production beyond projects made solely under its own studio identity.
Production and distribution · 2007
Mười – The Legend of a Portrait
Documented Vietnamese-language production and distribution involvement for this 2007 title, made with CJ Entertainment. The project represents one of the studio's clearest links to an international entertainment partner.
Feature film · 2008
Phát tài (Become Rich)
A 2008 feature listed among the studio's Vietnamese-language productions. Public reference material identifies the title and year but provides limited additional information about its plot, performance, or distribution.
Feature film · 2009
Huyền thoại bất tử (The Immortal Legend)
A 2009 feature associated with Phuoc Sang Films and starring Dustin Nguyen. It is one of the studio's documented late-2000s productions and illustrates its continued use of recognized screen talent.
Feature film · 2010
Công chúa teen và ngũ hổ tướng
A 2010 feature listed in the studio's filmography. The title indicates a youth-oriented or ensemble entertainment positioning, although detailed production and commercial information is not provided in the available reference material.
Feature film · 2012
Hello cô Ba
A 2012 Vietnamese feature released under the studio's name. It belongs to the company's later documented period, when its catalogue continued to combine locally recognizable titles with mainstream entertainment formats.
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