Vina: Before 7 Days is a haunting Vietnamese psychological mystery-horror based on the real-life tragedy of a young girl whose death shocked the nation. But this film isn’t just a ghost story—it’s a journey into the last seven days of Vina’s life, revealing hidden pain, social pressure, and the invisible scars that led to a chilling end.
The story follows Vina, a high school student with a quiet demeanor and a secret life full of unspoken torment. Behind her soft smile lies a world of bullying, toxic friendships, and emotional isolation. As the days count down, her diary entries, social media posts, and subtle cries for help begin to unveil a terrifying pattern—one that no one around her noticed until it was too late.
The film masterfully blends suspense and emotion, jumping between Vina’s perspective and the aftermath experienced by her family and friends. Guilt, confusion, and fear swirl as supernatural signs suggest that Vina may still be present—watching, warning, or perhaps seeking justice.
Directed with a chilling sensitivity, Vina: Before 7 Days is both a ghost story and a social commentary. It challenges audiences to listen closer, to see what’s hidden beneath the surface, and to confront the consequences of silence in a world where mental health is still too often ignored.
More than just horror, the film is a heartbreaking reminder that sometimes, the most terrifying things are not what go bump in the night—but what we fail to see in broad daylight.
