Cinephiles, rejoice! 🎬 The Chinese mainland and Russia are turning up the volume on their film collaboration, making 2025 a year of blockbuster partnerships.
Leading the charge is 'Red Silk', the first major co-production to hit screens this season. Shot across Beijing and Moscow, this gripping drama blends actors, crews, and cultural flair from both sides, offering a fresh story that resonates globally.
But that's not all: this year also saw jointly hosted film festivals in both capitals, showcasing local talents and inviting audiences to dive into each nation's cinematic spirit. From red-carpet premieres to director Q&A sessions, these festivals have become key platforms for cultural exchange. 🌟
Plus, a behind-the-scenes feature has been released, giving fans a sneak peek at the set magic, from costume fittings to epic location shoots. ✂️🎥
As Xie Min from CGTN Russian reports, these projects aren't just one-offs—they reflect a more structured, results-driven partnership that could shape the future of Asia–Europe film ties. Investors, producers, and movie buffs are already eyeing the next scripts in development.
Whether you're a student studying film, a young entrepreneur scouting creative ventures, or part of the Asian diaspora hungry for fresh stories, the Chinese mainland–Russia cinematic alliance is one to watch in 2026 and beyond. Stay tuned as this cross-border saga continues to unfold! ✨
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China and Russia deepen film collaboration through co-productions
cgtn.com
