The 14th Beijing International Film Festival (BJIFF) – French Film Week was officially launched in Beijing on April 11. The opening ceremony featured speeches by Fan Yun, deputy editor-in-chief of China Media Group (CMG) and vice chairman of the 14th BJIFF Organizing Committee, and Myriam Pavageau, minister counselor of the French embassy in China.
French Film Week is a significant component of the BJIFF, highlighting the enduring cultural exchange between China and France through cinema. The event offers audiences in Beijing the opportunity to experience a curated selection of acclaimed French films, fostering a deeper understanding of French culture and storytelling.
The festival not only celebrates the art of filmmaking but also serves as a platform for strengthening ties between the Chinese and French film industries. By showcasing diverse cinematic works, the French Film Week aims to inspire collaboration and dialogue between filmmakers, artists, and enthusiasts from both countries.
As part of the 14th BJIFF, the French Film Week will feature screenings, panel discussions, and workshops, providing a comprehensive cinematic experience for attendees. The event underscores the importance of international cultural cooperation and the shared appreciation for the art of film.
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