Germany, Canada, Japan’s movies for showcase as 17th China children’s film festival opens
The 17th China International Children’s Film Festival has opened in the Chinese cities of Jinan and Chengdu, focusing on the connection between children’s development and the art of film making.
During the festival, 35 children’s films, including 20 from China and 15 from other countries such as Germany, Canada and Japan, will be screened in Jinan, capital of east China’s Shandong Province.
Meanwhile, the southwestern metropolis of Chengdu will showcase 37 children’s films, featuring 22 Chinese films and 15 international ones.
The festival would also host various activities such as fairs and film technology exhibitions, offering interactive experiences for attendees.
Established in 1989, the China International Children’s Film Festival has grown into one of China’s leading international film events, fostering cultural exchanges and cooperation.
It also played a significant role in advancing film education for children across the country.
(Xinhua/NAN)
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