The 7th China-Korea Youth Dream Micro Film Exhibition ended with seven excellent works that won the award

Beijing Business News (reporter Lu Yang Zheng Rui) On November 18, the "7th China-Korea Youth Dream Micro Film Exhibition" ended at the CGV Cinema Beijing INDIGO Store. Seven short films, including "Alien" and "Evening Wind", stood out from 715 films and won different awards.

The 7th China-Korea Youth Dream Enjoyment Micro Film Exhibition began with the collection of works in April, which lasted for 3 and a half months, and a total of 715 micro-film works were collected. After the preliminary and final evaluation of the professional jury, the 7 films "Alien", "Evening Wind", "Puffin", "After the Fog Dissipated", "Huang Zhenzhen's Speech", "Out of the Garden", and "Drama Master: Reasoning Game" stood out and won 7 awards, including the Competition Unit: Jury Member Award, Director Award, Script Award, Association for Friendship with Foreign Countries Award, CJ Dream Reward and Non-competition Unit: 4DX Special Award, CGV Popularity Award and other 7 awards.

Among them, the story of the work "Alien" is complete, the rhythm is relaxed, the exquisite shooting technique, the performance of the young actor with emotion and emotion has won the unanimous praise of the three judges, and finally won the jury award; the work "Evening Wind" won the director's award for its unique narrative style and skillful sense of lens, and the korean jury director Min Kuidong also gave a special evaluation to the film, believing that it shot the style of director Hou Hyo-hyun; the winner of the script award, "Puffin", has a compact and coherent plot. Through the sudden "unusual" small things in the trivial and ordinary daily life between mother and daughter, it vividly tells a story about family affection, difficulties and loneliness. Director Bao Bell, as a representative of the judging committee, said, "The China-Korea Youth Dream Micro Film Exhibition focuses on young people and builds a platform for outstanding young filmmakers to continue to grow, and the performance methods of these young people's works are not inferior to the production of big movies on the screen. ”