Collision -- China Film Dialogue with the World

Author: Tang Lijun
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: This book, Collision: China Film Dialogue with the World, serves as both a specialized record and a derivative of such professionalism. If an international film festival creates glory and brilliance through awards, we must recognize the market ambitions, deep content wisdom, and capital accumulation behind this glory. This accumulation comes not only from investors and producers but also from directors and other creative personnel. The platform of the film festival is designed to provide promotion opportunities for all films, including those in the art category, which is precisely why there are so many international film festivals worldwide each year—film festivals are an important witness to promoting the diversity of film culture and chronicling the history of cinema. If forums present thoughts and ideas, then recording this presentation in its original form is a genuine and effective means of writing the history of film ideas and the history of film culture. It not only has a direct impact on the present but also influences the future. This book collects many voices. These voices are authoritative and direct because they come from the scene of intellectual collisions, making them vivid and free of dry language. These voices originated and were integrated during the film forums of the Shanghai International Film Festival over the years. In this forum collection, we adhere to preserving the originality and authenticity of the scene, compiling and organizing the key speeches, dialogues, award ceremonies, and market data from the "Golden Goblet" International Film Forum of the Shanghai International Film Festival. The content covers three major parts: the industry, creation, and history of Chinese and foreign films. We believe that the publication of Collision: China Film Dialogue with the World will provide substantial evidence for the core content of the Shanghai International Film Festival and add intellectual weight to its role definition.