Long Ruồi

Bảo, a young man living in poverty, dreams of a better life. He stumbles upon an opportunity that seems too good to be true, involving a wealthy businessman's son and a dangerous underworld. Bao must navigate a treacherous path filled with unexpected alliances and betrayals, all while trying to secure his future and protect those he cares about.

Long Ruồi was a significant box office success in Vietnam, praised for its entertainment value, action sequences, and the comedic performance of its lead. While some critics noted familiar plot elements, the film was generally well-received by audiences for its fast pace and engaging story.

• Praised for its blend of action and comedy.

• Thái Hòa's performance as Bảo was a standout, delivering both humor and dramatic moments.

• The film was considered a crowd-pleaser with its engaging plot and visual flair.

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The film was inspired by the 2001 South Korean comedy 'My Wife is a Gangster', though it developed its own distinct narrative and cultural context within Vietnam.