The Hong Kong movie “Diary of Youth” is set to hold its Shanghai roadshow on April 19 in Mainland China, after receiving the Best New Director Award at the 42nd Hong Kong Film Awards. The film, directed by Zhuo Yiqian, explores the theme of “growing pains” and the importance of companionship in a fast-paced society.
During a recent roadshow in Shanghai, director Zhuo Yiqian expressed his thoughts on the current state of Hong Kong cinema, stating that while there may be criticism of the industry, the slower pace of filmmaking allows for deeper reflection and the creation of meaningful movies. He emphasized the importance of continuing to produce quality films to keep the Hong Kong film industry alive and thriving.
The release of “Diary of Youth” in mainland China comes at a time when the film industry is evolving, and filmmakers are adapting to new challenges. Despite the changes, Zhuo Yiqian remains optimistic about the future of Hong Kong cinema, stating that as long as there are individuals dedicated to making movies, the industry will endure.
The roadshow in Shanghai is expected to attract a wide audience eager to experience the heartfelt story of “Diary of Youth” and witness the talent of a promising new director. Copyright for the China News Video belongs to China News Service, and any unauthorized use of the content will be pursued legally.