Lights, camera, ambition! Kyrgyzstani director Aktan Arym Kubat just dropped a cinematic bombshell at the Shanghai International Film Festival: he’s itching to create a movie in China. 🌟 His latest film, Black, Red, Yellow, is competing for the festival’s top prize, the Golden Goblet Award – and it’s not his first rodeo here. Two years ago, he served as a jury member, soaking up China’s vibrant film culture.
🎬 In an exclusive chat with CGTN, Kubat gushed about China’s box office boom: "The energy here is electric. Audiences are hungry for stories that bridge cultures." With China’s cinema revenue hitting record highs (we’re talking billions 💸), it’s no wonder global creators like Kubat are eyeing collaborations.
From the snow-capped peaks of Kyrgyzstan to Shanghai’s neon-lit streets, Kubat’s vision? A film that "captures China’s soul through fresh eyes." Could this spark a new wave of cross-border storytelling? 🤝 Stay tuned!
