Kubat’s Dream: ‘Black, Red, Yellow’ Shines at Shanghai Film Fest
Kyrgyz filmmaker Aktan Arym Kubat’s ‘Black, Red, Yellow’ premiered at the Shanghai Film Festival, now vying for the Golden Goblet Award while fulfilling his dream to film in China.
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Kazakh Youth Lauds Chinese Cinema’s Depth at Shanghai Film Fest
Kazakh student Milla praises the emotional and cultural depth of Chinese cinema at the 27th Shanghai Film Festival.
Argentine Director Hails China’s Film Industry Boom
Argentine director Santiago Esteves praises China’s booming film industry, highlighting robust growth from 2000-2025 at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival.
From Fan to Cultural Ambassador: “Mulan” Bridges the Chinese Mainland & Africa
Beninese actress Alazi Soumaila Rawdoth, nicknamed “Mulan” in the Chinese mainland, shares her journey from film fan to cultural ambassador bridging Africa and Chinese cinema.
Film Builds Empathy: Jahmil X. T. Qubeka on Cinema’s Power
South African director Jahmil X. T. Qubeka believes film is a powerful bridge for empathy and connection across cultures.
Journey Through 120 Years of Chinese Cinema Magic
Immerse yourself in 120 years of Chinese cinema magic at Shanghai Film Art Center with rare artifacts and a VR time travel experience!
Andrea Ufer Eyes Asian Distribution for ‘Luisa’ at Shanghai Fest
German producer Andrea Ufer of film “Luisa” dazzles at the 27th Shanghai Film Festival, aiming to secure distributors in the Asian market and the Chinese mainland.
African Filmmakers Dazzle Changsha: Bridging Cultures on the Silver Screen
African and Chinese filmmakers unite in Changsha for a film week that bridges continents with inspiring stories and vibrant cultural exchange.
Retro Film Vibes Revitalize Shanghai Caoyang Cinema!
Retro aesthetics and anime art breathe new life into Shanghai Caoyang Cinema, merging classic charm with modern creativity.
SIFF 27th Edition: Global Stars & Record Film Submissions!
SIFF’s 27th edition dazzles with global stars, 3,900 film submissions from 119 countries, and a celebration of 130 years of world cinema and 120 years of Chinese cinema.