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Nguyễn Lương Hằng

Nguyễn Lương Hằng (aka Hang Luong Nguyen) is an award-winning writer-director, producer, and educator from Ho Chi Minh City interested in exploring the Vietnamese female identity in global and familial contexts. Her debut short THE STORY OF US (2014) screened at the 2016 Focus on Asia Fukuoka FF. She then served as producer for Trinh Dinh Le Minh's acclaimed debut feature GOODBYE MOTHER (2019), one of the first LGBTQ films from Vietnam to participate in the international cinematic scene, selected by prestigious festivals in Busan, Hawaii, and Toronto before its distribution on Netflix Vietnam. Her sophomore short, SUPERMARKET AFFAIRS (2022), screened at Oscar-qualifying festivals including Palm Springs ShortFest, Nashville FF, and Cinequest; winning several awards. She received an MFA in Film & Media Production at the University of Texas at Austin with support from the Fulbright Program. Her thesis short ROOFTOP LEMPICKA received the 2022 Grant for Short Films from the Austin Film Society founded by director Richard Linklater, has screened at Filmschoolfest Munich, Osaka Asian FF, and Los Angeles Asian Pacific Film Festival. Her debut feature project Summer 1999 has been selected to develop at the SGIFF’s Southeast Asian Film Lab and Venice Film Festival’s Biennale College Cinema. She is also an alumna of Locarno Open Doors Lab, EAVE Ties That Bind, and Full Circle Lab Philippines.

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