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eferring to the aspects of women’s lives in modern society, the sitcom “Colors of Women” is suitable for a busy, chaotic life because of its high entertainment, wit, and it is easy to remember.
In the genre of short films for women aged 16 and over, “Colors of Women” brings many profound educational situations but it is still extremely witty and impressive, all creating a colorful overall picture of the role of Vietnamese women nowadays. They not only work to affirm their position in society, but also have to take care of the housework to have a peaceful home, and sometimes become the main laborers to support the whole family… All those responsibilities make women often feel “suffocated” in the wheel of life.

How to help women overcome these difficulties? How to find mutual understanding between generations in a large family? Is there a way to balance the highs and lows of a challenging life?

The episodes of “Colors of Women” will continue to follow the breath of modern society, promptly mentioning issues that are the top concerns of life, such as the issue of women after divorce, childbirth, how to raise and take care of children… or the status of rural women who go to urban areas to work.