Miss Thuy Tien's arrest throws the film 'Closing the Deal' into trouble.
Following the news that Miss Nguyen Thuc Thuy Tien was indicted and temporarily detained on charges of deceiving customers for participating in a false advertisement for Kera candy, netizens flooded the fan page of the film 'Chốt đơn' (Closing the Deal) with many conflicting comments.
On the evening of May 19th, the Office of the Investigation Police Agency (C01) of the Ministry of Public Security issued a decision to prosecute Miss Nguyen Thuc Thuy Tien for the crime of deceiving customers, as stipulated in Article 198 of the 2015 Penal Code. The fact that the Miss International Peace 2021 winner is facing legal trouble has affected the film industry.Confirm the order.They face difficulties in promotion and distribution, and even risk having their release postponed or permanently canceled.
In addition, netizens flooded the movie's fan page.Confirm the order.This was done by Nam Cito and Bao Nhan to call for a "boycott" of this project.
Some accounts left comments such as: "Don't show it because I'll tell my friends not to go see it," "This movie should be canceled," "It's about to be canceled, what's the point of showing it?", "I wouldn't go see it even if it were free"... However, others expressed concern and regret for the hard work of the two filmmakers and the production team.
According to our observations, the movie fanpage currently...Confirm the order.has "disappeared".
Previously shared withAdolescentMr. Dang Tran Cuong, Director of the Department of Cinematography, stated that they have not yet received the film crew's appraisal documents.Confirm the order..
When a reporter asked, "Are there any cases where a film fails the censorship process due to controversy?", Mr. Dang Tran Cuong stated that they would follow the Film Law.
"However, there are no regulations regarding artists who have problems or controversies. The Film Law reflects the quality of films and the appraisal process, but it is governed by other legal documents related to criminal and civil matters...", Mr. Cuong further informed.
Previously, at a press conference for the film's release, Miss Thuy Tien shared her candid thoughts about livestreaming. She said: "If I were to switch to livestreaming, I would have to invest in it and learn before starting, not just do one or two live sessions and then stop. Currently, this profession doesn't suit my career path, so I haven't accepted any offers from brands yet. As for whether I can livestream to sell products, I think my speaking ability is decent."
