The 31st College Student Film Festival Concludes with “Fengshen Part 1: Chao Ge Fengyun” Winning Most Popular Film
The 31st College Student Film Festival came to a successful conclusion with the announcement of the most popular film of the year among college students. “Fengshen Part 1: Chao Ge Fengyun” took home the prestigious honor at the “Youth Night” Honors Ceremony, which was co-sponsored by Beijing Normal University and Dongcheng District Committee and District Government. The ceremony was broadcast live on Beijing Satellite TV and Tencent Video, captivating audiences nationwide.
The honor ceremony took place at the Central Opera House in Dongcheng District, with numerous industry representatives, academia, guests, and young students in attendance. Among the other awards presented were the most popular director of the year, won by Liang Ming for “Happy Journey”, and the most popular actor and actress of the year, awarded to Zu Feng for his role in “Old Gun” and Jiang Qinqin for her performance in “The World of Grass and Trees” respectively.
Producer Yan Xuefeng accepted the award for “Fengshen Part 1: Chao Ge Fengyun” and expressed gratitude to the college audience for their support. He pledged to continue producing high-quality films that resonate with audiences. The festival also recognized talented individuals in various categories, including screenwriting, artistic exploration, debut films, and newcomer performances.
With the theme of “Light gives birth to all things, shadows paint a new chapter”, the 31st College Student Film Festival showcased the art of the times and the power of youth. Through a series of activities, including academic exchanges and original work selections, the festival aimed to celebrate the creativity and passion of young filmmakers.
The success of “Fengshen Part 1: Chao Ge Fengyun” and the achievements of the talented individuals honored at the ceremony highlight the vibrant talent and innovative storytelling present in the college student film community. As the festival concluded, it left a lasting impression on audiences and participants alike, setting the stage for future generations of filmmakers to shine.