Free screening of “Red Rain” and “Air Battle” at the 2025 Fall Fair

Two recent Vietnamese films, “Red Rain” and “Fight to the Death in the Sky,” will be screened for free at the 2025 Autumn Fair. This is the largest-ever fair in Vietnam, taking place from October 26 to November 4 at Kim Quy Exhibition House, Vietnam Exhibition Center, Dong Anh, Hanoi.

The above information was announced by the Department of Cinema on the afternoon of October 23.

The Autumn Fair 2025 is a national event, chaired by the Ministry of Industry and Trade , in coordination with the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Vin Group and other ministries, agencies and localities. The fair aims to create a channel to promote trade, investment, consumption, economic connection, trade connection, goods, industry, agriculture, services, promote domestic activities and import and export activities. The highlight of the fair's activities is the Space of 12 cultural industries with the theme "Cultural Industry - Quintessence of Vietnamese culture". With a highly symbolic space, the Space of 12 cultural industries is the place to both launch and realize the goals of the National Target Program on Cultural Development for the period 2025 - 2030, demonstrating the interest and determination of the Party and State in transforming culture into endogenous strength, serving as a driving force to promote national development and consolidate the foundation for national defense in the context of deep integration.

The movie "Air Battle" has 2 free screenings every day, from October 26 to November 4 at the 2025 Fall Fair.

Taking full advantage of modern infrastructure and large space to create a synchronous and attractive experience complex, the Space of 12 cultural industries spreads the value of the cultural industry ecosystem. This is an opportunity for businesses, artists, creators, investors and the public to meet directly, experience products and exchange cooperation opportunities, demonstrating the vitality and potential of Vietnam's cultural industry. In particular, the space for displaying and introducing products and services of cultural industries is designed and arranged in the same space as other industrial and commercial sectors, creating conditions for businesses and partners in other economic sectors to learn about and invest in cultural industries, contributing to creating momentum for the cultural industry to continue to reap the next golden seasons.

Located in the 12 Cultural Industries Space, the Cinema Space is designed as a space that comprehensively reflects the activities of the Vietnamese cinema industry from production, distribution to services and creative products associated with cinema activities. The Check-in area is lively, modern and full of cinema - an ideal stop to capture memorable check-in moments, spreading the image and spirit of Vietnamese Cinema.

The movie "Red Rain" has 3 free screenings every day at the 2025 Fall Fair.

Area 6: Business booths displaying and introducing products, souvenirs and services related to cinema, along with creative products inspired by Vietnamese films, demonstrating the vitality and applicability of cinema in cultural life. The area includes 6 film production and distribution enterprises that will connect and attract cooperation with partners in the fields of film production, distribution and communication, aiming to expand the value chain of Vietnamese cinema in the international market. The ticket counter and Drink & Food area is where audiences come to book and receive movie tickets, experience automatic ticketing technology at super cheap prices and participate in interactive games at the booth.

“Red Rain” and “Fighting in the Air” – two typical films of cinema in recent times are shown free of charge to the audience on the 3rd floor, hall 6 of the fair. The film “Red Rain” has 3 showings at 9am, 1:45pm, 6:30pm and the film “Fighting in the Air” has 2 showings at 11:30am, 4:15pm every day from October 26 to November 4.

Source: https://cand.com.vn/Chuyen-dong-van-hoa/chieu-mien-phi-mua-do-va-tu-chien-tren-khong-tai-hoi-cho-mua-thu-2025-i785590/