Lê Vi, born in 1968 in Hanoi, is a celebrated Vietnamese actress and dancer, whose work has left an indelible mark on both film and performance art. With a lineage steeped in the arts, she is the sister of renowned actresses Lê Khanh and Lê Vân. Among her notable film contributions, "The Moon in the Foreign Land" (2007) stands out, showcasing her versatility as an actress and resonating deeply with audiences. This film, with its rich narrative and emotional depth, has become a sought-after title for collectors interested in Asian cinema and the evolution of Vietnamese film. Another key highlight in her career is her role in "The Nameless Sandalwood" (Cây bạch đàn vô danh, 1996), which earned her a prestigious Golden Lotus award. This film not only elevated her status in the industry but also solidified its place as a collector's gem, representing a pivotal moment in Vietnamese cinema. As collectors look to expand their libraries with significant works, Lê Vi’s films embody the cultural richness and artistic heritage of Vietnam, making them indispensable additions for any serious physical media aficionado.