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On the 21st, the 32nd College Student Film Festival in Beijing was launched in Dongcheng District. Photo by Deng Wei, a reporter from Beijing Daily

　　On the afternoon of the 21st, the 32nd College Student Film Festival of Beijing International Film Festival was launched. This year's "Light and Shadow Youth" excellent domestic film unit collected more than 160 films, and finally selected 35 works, including "Lucky Pavilion", "Your Voice", "East Forty Things" and other works.

　　The 35 selected films will be screened and post-screening exchanges at the Xinyinglian Jinbao Cinema, Donghuan Cinema and China Film Archives in Dongcheng District, and eight honors including "The Most Popular Annual Film for College Students" will be announced at the "Youth Night" honor ceremony for college students.

　　During the special film recommendation session on the scene, the opening film "The Next Typhoon" of the 32nd College Student Film Festival in Beijing International Film Festival was screened on the spot, telling the story of four women from cities and fishing villages meeting and getting closer and encountering a typhoon in life after a typhoon.

　　"Dongcheng in the Lens" Dongcheng District film and television shooting recommendation route promotional video was officially released, and the same name "Dongcheng in the Lens - Beijing Dongcheng District Film and Television Shooting Service Manual" was launched, which condensed the central axis context, hutong texture, red inheritance and intangible cultural heritage craftsmanship and other contents into 11 light and shadow corridors, and built a natural urban studio to provide a guide for filmmakers to shoot in Dongcheng.

　　On the same day, the Organization Committee of the College Student Film Festival joined hands with the Experimental Middle School of Beijing Normal University to jointly launch the "Young Film Growth Plan" for young creators to cultivate the future new force for Chinese films. (Beijing Daily reporter Li Yao)

[Editor in charge: Tang Wei]