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When a son's dream to dance to the beat of his own heart pits him against his father's wishes, family strife boils over in a clash between youthful aspirations and parental expectations.

Good Boy Gone Best centers on Mr. Phát, Mrs. Diệp, and their only son, Phú Quý. Determined to raise their child according to their own ideals, Phát and Diệp create a deliberately confusing life where wealth and poverty, truth and deception, constantly blur together. But as Phú Quý grows up and begins making choices that defy his parents’ expectations, a series of hilarious mishaps unfolds—bringing long-buried secrets to light. Beneath its comedic premise, Good Boy Gone Best is a heartfelt story about family bonds, generational differences, and the journey of parents and children learning to listen to and truly understand one another.

Spanning four stages from 1987 to 2000, the three friends—Vinh, Miền, and Phúc—grow up together, experiencing the innocence of love, life's struggles, and personal growth along the way.

The film tells about the tragedy of the Vuong Dinh family, where the head of the family often uses magic charms to control the members. The mother, because of the patriarchal habit, respects men and despises women, and is ready for her son without any tricks. Even though I have to pay the price for my actions, tormented by my sins, but deep inside is still a mother's sacred maternal love, unconditional love of a mother.

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With just a few hours before heading to the airport, a kind-hearted couple agreed to babysit a newborn baby from their neighbor. Little did they know, shortly thereafter, they discovered that the baby had passed away since... A thrilling and heart-wrenching story unfolded in the fateful evening at their old apartment building. The couple had to rack their brains to escape this dire situation, while also uncovering the culprit who pushed them into this predicament.

In 2014, Hung lost his wife in a life-and-death situation filled with disinfectant smell and strange spiritual phenomena beside a burnt wooden spinning top. Twelve years later, he became a pragmatic journalist, always denying spirituality and distancing himself from Khoa – his 12-year-old son who always lives in the world of "virtual friends." The peak of their rift was when Khoa burned all his achievements in protest against his father's indifference, prompting Hung to take his son on a camping trip to mend their relationship. On the journey to the "Village of Happiness," an mysterious accident pushed them into a haunted clinic shrouded in fog. There, while Hung was surrounded by bizarre supernatural phenomena, Khoa gradually fell into the trap of a force seeking to steal his soul. To save his son at the "Hellfire Bridge.

Mrs. Dai, a 70-year old grandmother, suddenly finds that she has been transformed into her 20-year old self. Her old fashioned sense of style and manners cause some trouble, but falling in love could be the biggest problem of them all.

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A mother who is diagnosed with terminal cancer, prepares to leave her family and her little son who is diagnosed with Autism.

A rich man convinces his girlfriend to get an abortion which she angrily rejects. The man is later hit by vehicle; at home in recovery, he enters a delirious state where he sees every man around him getting pregnant.