Vietnamese Comedy-Horror Hit “Teh Ancestors Are Watching” to premiere in South Korea This November
Seoul, South Korea – The Vietnamese comedy-horror film “The Ancestors Are Watching” is set to release in South Korea this November, following a hugely successful run in its home contry. The film captivated Vietnamese audiences, attracting over 3 million viewers and immediately claiming the top spot at the box office.
“The Ancestors Are Watching” centers on the chaotic and comical relationship between two siblings. Press photos released alongside the proclamation showcase the dynamic between the characters ‘Mi tien’ and ‘Gia Min,’ highlighting moments of both playful collaboration and sibling rivalry. The story features a unique premise exploring themes of life, death, and family bonds.
The film’s success in Vietnam is attributed to its unprecedented story and the performances of its charismatic cast. Producers anticipate the film will resonate with South Korean audiences, delivering both laughter and emotional depth. The narrative follows the siblings’ attempts to navigate a situation that blurs the lines between the living and the spectral realms.
