DAY 5: As the Temperature Rises, a Diverse Film Feast Is Waiting for You
The Beijing International Film Festival (BJIFF) has entered its fifth day with an amazing schedule. A number of major events will take place one after another, bringing rich experiences to film fans and industry guests. The first Film Open Class of this year's BJIFF officially kicked off. The first session focused on film performance art, attracting many practitioners and film fans to participate. At the same time, the Blossoms Shanghai · Long Time No See Special Ceremony was held grandly, recreating the charm of the film-like series.
The Official Selection of Tiantan Award continues to be the focus, and many excellent works will hold premiere events, showcasing the diverse styles of global film creation. Finnish director Teemu Nikki, who once won the “Tiantan Award” for Best Film and other honors for The Blind Man Who Did Not Want To See Titanic, has also returned to BJIFF as a “Tiantan Award” judge to celebrate the 15th anniversary of BJIFF. He will participate in a post-screening dialogue with his award-winning works and share his creative experience with the audience. In addition, the Forum on Film Communication Influence brings together industry elites to explore the deep connection between film and contemporary communication methods, adding academic and industrial value to the film festival.
From master classes to classic celebrations, from international new film premieres to industry conversations, the fifth day of the BJIFF will present the infinite possibilities of film art with various activities. It will continue to promote exchanges and cooperation between Chinese and foreign filmmakers.
