Shanghai Film

• The Chinese film "Atlantic Rhapsody" won the Best Picture award at the 28th Shanghai International Film Festival's Golden Goblet Awards. • Other major honors included the Jury Grand Prix for "Iluminada" (Belgium), Best Director and Best Actress for Yassine El Idrissi and Khadija Amari of "Halima" (Morocco), and Best Actor for Zhang Songwen. • "Atlantic Rhapsody" further dominated the ceremony by securing the award for Best Cinematography, credited to Hao Jiayue.

• The 28th Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) concluded its ten-day celebration of cinema with the Golden Goblet Awards Ceremony held at the Shanghai Grand Theatre. • Top honors were distributed across five competition categories: Main Competition, Asian New Talent, Documentary, Animation, and Short Film. • Notable winners included ZHANG Songwen, who received the Best Actor award for his performance in the film *SECRET IN THE BOX*, directed by Frankie Tam Kwong Yuen.

• The Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) has launched its latest edition with a strategic focus on promoting emerging Chinese-language and regional filmmakers. • The event opened with the debut feature 'Afterpiece,' directed by first-time filmmaker Keane T.K. Wong, highlighting a diverse competition slate of new talent. • Managing director Chen Guo emphasized that talent development has become a defining strength of the festival, aiming to elevate the next generation of Asian cinema.

• The 28th Shanghai International Film Festival will take place from June 12-21, featuring a main competition lineup for the Golden Goblet Awards. • Actor Tony Leung Chiu-wai has been appointed to lead the main competition jury for this edition of the event. • In a historic first for the festival, all 12 titles selected for the main competition section will be debuting as world premieres.

• The 28th Shanghai International Film Festival has announced the official selection for its prestigious Golden Goblet competition. • The lineup features a diverse array of international titles, including "Hunter’s Moon" (India-Germany), "9 Temples to Heaven" (Thailand), and "No Good in Sight: A Story" (Kazakhstan). • The competition highlights several world premieres, such as "The Blind Girl and an Elephant" from Bangladesh-Germany and "About the Mother" from Turkey, alongside four Chinese entries.

• The Shanghai International Film Festival announced the full nomination lineup for the 28th Golden Goblet Awards on May 30, 2026. • Multiple Chinese-language productions earned nominations across major categories, showcasing the competitive quality of regional filmmaking. • The nominations underscore the increasing influence and strength of Asian cinema within the global international film circuit.