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Comedy and suspense at film festival
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COMEDY, epic, suspense and documentary domestic film productions were announced yesterday at the 20th Shanghai International Film Festival.
French actor Jean Reno, Taiwan actor Tony Yeung and mainland actress Zhang Jingchu brought their latest offering “The Adventurers.” The action comedy film by Stephen Fung will be released on August 11.
Filmmaker Zhang Yang showed his road movie “Paths of the Soul,” a story about the power of faith, that follows four Tibetan Buddhist families on a 2,500-kilometer-pilgrimage.
“Still Tomorrow,” an award-winning documentary film by Fan Jian premiered at the Shanghai Film Art Center yesterday.
The film produced by Youku portrays the life and love of female village poet Yu Xiuhua, who has cerebral palsy.
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