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The film is set in a remote village in the Northwest highlands, eternally shrouded in thick mist. Two brothers, Con and Duong, embark on a journey to the village to save their mother—a shaman who met with a tragic accident during a ritual to exorcise evil spirits. However, the deeper they venture, the more they are entangled in a series of bizarre events and mysterious deaths. As the name Phi Phong begins to emerge as a haunting obsession, suspicion falls upon Mon and Lua, a mother and daughter who exhibit the exact characteristics of the legend. While investigating the reason behind their mother's failed ritual, Con and Duong uncover a shocking truth: a malevolent entity is exploiting the existence of the Phi Phong to exact a long-standing, vengeful grudge from the past.
Director Do Quoc Trung began his journey at the TPD Centre, graduated as the valedictorian from the Hanoi Academy of Theatre and Cinema, and furthered his studies at Dong-Ah Institute of Media and Arts (South Korea). He has been a regular participant in prestigious international film festivals and project markets, including the Busan International Film Festival. Throughout his career, he has directed several acclaimed short films, such as Cleaning up with Shu Qi, Closed vs Open, The Snakehead Fish, and The Pallbearer, earning numerous domestic and international awards. His debut feature project, Father and Son, was developed over several years and was selected for the Asian Content & Film Market (ACFM) in Busan. Currently, he is making his mark with his latest cinematic project, Phi Phong: the Blood Demon. In addition to his creative work, Do Quoc Trung is deeply committed to education, lecturing at the TPD Centre, Arena Multimedia, and Hoa Sen University, where he mentors and supports the next generation of young filmmakers.
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