Thanh Hang, Hong Anh’s Vietnamese Period Drama ‘Madame in Saigon’ Lands North American Rights Deal With Reel Citrus, Live On (EXCLUSIVE)
Reel Citrus acquired North American rights to 'Madame in Saigon', a Vietnamese period drama. The film is set in 1960s Saigon and follows a power struggle between two women. It opened in Vietnam in June.
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Reel Citrus bought the rights to a Vietnamese movie called 'Madame in Saigon'. The movie is about two women in Saigon in the 1960s. It was released in Vietnam in June.
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- Who bought the rights to 'Madame in Saigon'?
- Reel Citrus
- Where was the movie released first?
- Vietnam
- What is 'Madame in Saigon' about?
- A power struggle between two women in Saigon in the 1960s
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Reel Citrus acquired the rights to a Vietnamese period drama.
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The movie is set in 1960s Saigon and follows a power struggle between two women.
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