The 3rd Hainan Island International Film Festival (HIIFF) drops its curtain after eight days. Film stars, including casts of "Being Mortal" and "Wu Hai", hit the red carpet before the closing ceremony.
The movie industry in China, much like elsewhere, is still mainly male-dominated. But women are playing an increasingly important role and bringing their own perspective to the screen and the behind-the-scenes workings.
The next project of Iranian director Majid Majidi is bringing him to China for a film set against the backdrop of the coronavirus pandemic, the filmmaker told CGTN in an interview.
The Chinese cruise ship Nanhai Dream left Sanya Phoenix Island International Cruise Port for the Xisha Islands in the South China Sea on Wednesday afternoon.
The ongoing Hainan Island International Film Festival (HIIFF) has arranged a special programme of film screenings for the visually-impaired at Sanya Haintang Bay Wanda Cinema, so they are also able to enjoy films during the eight-day festival.
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Hainan province provides good supportive policies and a strong investment environment for film and television creators, said Pema Tseden, a Tibetan film director and screenwriter.
