1. Are drama series popular in Viet Nam?
Actually, I do not think that they gain popularity in Vietnam. Vietnamese producers tend to produce low-budget movies, which do not cost them an arm and a leg. Also, people in the country prefer watching short films rather than long series because it might help them to save a great deal of precious time to do other vital things.
2. Do you think TV dramas reflect what happens in the real world?
Of course, almost all TV dramas are associated with contemporary social issues such as friends and family conflicts or violence. For example, the newly-released series “13 reasons why” awakes young people about the serious consequences of online bullying and encourages people to protect the innocent from getting bullied.
4. What kind of movie do you like watching?
To be honest, I’m addicted to watching American comedy series like Friends, Charmed or Desperate Housewives. It’s because they help me to relax and recharge my batteries after stressful time at work or at university. In addition, they have taught me important lessons about friendship, family bond and true love.
5. Do you prefer watching films at home or at the cinema?
It depends. In fact, the tickets are quite expensive, therefore, I can’t afford to go to the museum all the time. Watching movies at home allows me to save a lot of money and have more freedom for myself. However, it’s great to see box-office hits with my boyfriend on special occasions such as Valentine or Women’s day because watching films on the big screen gives me a sense of romance and excitement.
6. How often do you watch films?
I’m keen on watching American and British comedy series or movies at home whenever I have spare time. It depends on my working schedule, you know, because I’m quite occupied with my work. Watching drama series and short films is a great way for me to improve my English listening and speaking skills. Also, it helps me to relieve my stress to work more effectively.
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