The Tokyo Film Festival spread good news that the Chinese films "Snow Leopard" and "Old Gun" won awards

1905 Film Network News On November 1, the 36th Tokyo International Film Festival once again came with good news, Chinese films won a number of awards! Among them, "Snow Leopard" directed by Wanma Tseden won the Best Film Award. The film "Old Gun" directed by Gao Peng won the Best Artistic Contribution Award.

In "Snow Leopard", Wanma Tseden takes ethnic life in a special geographical environment as the fulcrum, and discusses the topic of how humans and wild animals should live in harmony around the incident of the endangered protected animal snow leopard biting and killing herders' livestock. The CG snow leopard character in the film is very groundbreaking, setting a new record for the longest CG biological long shot in a domestic film, and also allowing the audience to appreciate the survival status of this cherished animal.

Another award-winning Chinese film, "Old Gun", uses Northeast China in the 90s as the setting of the story, telling the "dilemma of life" faced by retired sharpshooters. Under Zu Feng's interpretation, the main character traits are very obvious. Qin Hailu, Zhou Zhengjie and others also gave wonderful performances.