Dinh Y Nhung is classy in her new movie after her tough role in 'Flip Side 7'

Where the town of Sunsetis the first film produced by Le Minh, directed by Nguyen Hong Son. The project was filmed in Phu Quoc, conveying the message to young people that "success must go hand in hand with effort, not with tricks or disregard".

This work tells the story of the meticulous hotel manager Ngoc Nu (Elina Nguyen). Because of her discipline, she is not liked by her colleagues, but brings efficiency to the business. In contrast to Ngoc Nu is Tham Lisa (Huyen Tram), who creates sympathy for those around her with her innocent face and lovely smile.

Behind the conflicts that occurred within the hotel, there were many difficulties for the people involved. Quoc Truong, played by Tim, was a savior for those conflicts because of his elegance and demeanor, making the girls' hearts waver when facing him. The appearance of characters such as Mr. Minh (Quoc Thai), Anh Thu (Dinh Y Nhung), Mai (Kim Huyen), Duong Thanh Vang (Che Hong Phuong) created unexpected twists for the film.

In the cast, Dinh Y Nhung's presence has attracted everyone's attention. Recently, she attracted attention with her role as Ba Lanh in the work worth hundreds of billions.Flip Side 7: A Wish. Different from the austere look in Ly Hai's movies, in this project, Dinh Y Nhung impresses with her luxurious image. The actress born in 1980 said that partly because she respects her close brother Le Minh, partly because she wants to add more color to the movie.

Truong Minh Quoc Thai also surprised everyone when he appeared in this film. He said the reason he joined the film was because he wanted to support his close friend Le Minh, who played the role of producer. In addition, other factors such as a good script and clear message made Truong Minh Quoc Thai decide to accept the role. "In addition, Elina Nguyen, although a new name in the film industry, I personally see that she has a lot of potential and is open to learning, so I decided to join," he shared.

About Elina Nguyen, she graduated from the media and advertising major in the US, and is currently a manager for a handbag brand. She once acted in a music video for actor Quoc Thai and it was also by chance that the actor connected this project with director Hong Son. “I feel quite happy and nervous when receiving this big role. However, my seniors always encourage me, so I feel confident and try to complete the role well,” Elina Nguyen confided.

Facing Elina Nguyen, playing the villain in the film, Huyen Tram said she was quite excited about this character. “I feel excited to play the villain without fear of the audience hating me. Because I always want to diversify each different role so that I don’t get bored with myself, then the audience won’t get bored with me,” Huyen Tram said.