China Shanghai International Film Festival has come to an end, who is the real movie winner?

The 22nd Shanghai International Film Festival held in Shanghai, China has come to a perfect conclusion. This film festival has been called a carnival for filmmakers by many media. In terms of the number of Golden Goblet Awards won at the film festival, the final winners were Iran and China.

The biggest winner at the film festival was the Iranian film "Castle of Dreams", which won three awards: Best Picture, Best Director, and Best Actor. As the organizer, China can also be called a big winner. After all, it won three awards: Best Cinematography, Best Live-action Short Film, and Best Actor.

The seemingly mediocre film "Castle of Dreams" has won three awards, which shows that it is very powerful. The film tells the story of a seriously ill mother who gives her child to a father who has fled for many years. The father took the children to continue the story of the dream castle created by the mother. The film's director, Resa Mirkarimi, won the award for her ability to authentically express life in her films. The male lead of this movie is Hamed Saberi Behad, who won the recognition of the judges for his outstanding acting skills.

This film festival has set up twelve Golden Goblet Awards, namely Best Film Award, Best Director Award, Best Actor Award, Best Actress Award, Jury Award, Best Screenwriting Award, Best Cinematography Award, Best Documentary Award, Best Animated Film Award, Artistic Contribution Award, Best Animated Short Film Award, and Best Live Action Short Film Award.

Chang Feng from the Chinese film "Heart of Home" won the Best Actor Award, Han Jingzhi's "Nowhere to Place" won the Best Live Action Short Film Award, and the Best Cinematography Award went to the Chinese film " Spring Tide" photographer Bao Xuanming won.

The theme of this year's film festival is "Creating everything, the king behind the scenes", which means inheriting, innovating and looking forward to the future. Gradually expand our country’s film industry.