German producer Andrea Ufer, the creative force behind the film "Luisa," is lighting up the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival with its world premiere and a strong focus on securing distributors in the Asian market—and especially in the Chinese mainland.
During an interview with a CGTN reporter, Ufer expressed her excitement: "We are extremely delighted to the world premiere here in Shanghai. This is a very important film festival, and we naturally hope to find distributors for the film in the Asian market, or even specifically in the Chinese market…" Her words captured the spirit of a project that bridges cultural storytelling across continents.
For young film enthusiasts and early professionals across South and Southeast Asia, this news is a vibrant reminder of how global festivals can launch innovative ideas and diverse narratives. The festival is a melting pot of creativity—much like the dynamic urban vibes in cities like Bangkok, Jakarta, or Mumbai—that invites fresh collaborations and new opportunities. 🚀🎬
Ufer's journey, spanning notable festivals in Germany and now here in Shanghai, underscores the increasing role of international platforms in uniting diverse cultures and propelling independent cinema onto the global stage. Stay tuned as this exciting chapter unfolds!
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German producer Andrea Ufer hopes to find a film distributor in China
cgtn.com
