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As May 4th Youth Day approaches, China’s rising stars in film are lighting up screens—and imaginations—with bold ideas. From AI-generated art to boundary-pushing storytelling, directors, tech innovators, and students are rewriting the script for the nation’s cinematic future.
One AIGC artist told CGTN: ‘We’re blending tradition with VR—imagine classical myths in 360°!’ Meanwhile, a startup founder highlighted AI tools democratizing filmmaking: ‘Soon, anyone with a smartphone can direct a blockbuster.’
Students emphasized sustainability, pitching eco-friendly sets and digital props. A director added: ‘Our generation wants films to reflect China’s new dreams.’ With 65% of film school grads launching indie projects, this wave could reshape global cinema.
As one film student put it: ‘Youth Day isn’t just a date—it’s our call to action.’ Lights, camera, revolution!
19th Film Festival…
