On September 4 in Beijing, "Red Silk" premiered as the opening film of the 2025 Russian Film Festival in China. This co-production tells the story of Chinese and Russian comrades fighting side by side on secret fronts, safeguarding justice.
Senior officials and guests were on hand for the debut: Shen Haixiong, vice minister of the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and president of China Media Group; Mao Yu, executive deputy director-general of the China Film Administration; Alina Kabaeva, chair of the board of directors of Russia's National Media Group; and Igor Morgulov, Russian ambassador to China.
"Red Silk" marks a significant step in cultural collaboration, showcasing how joint storytelling can build bridges between audiences. As part of a broader lineup running through September, the film highlights the growing partnership between China and Russia in the arts.
For film enthusiasts, entrepreneurs, and global citizens seeking fresh perspectives, "Red Silk" offers a cinematic journey that celebrates shared history and creative exchange. Keep an eye on this collaboration for more cross-border projects in 2025 and beyond.
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