Over the weekend, the co-produced movie Red Silk premiered in theaters across the Chinese mainland, marking a milestone in Sino-Russian film collaboration. Based on real events from 1927, this historical drama traces the daring journey of Chinese and Soviet revolutionaries tasked with delivering secret documents under life-threatening conditions.
Filmed on location in both countries—from the bustling streets of Moscow to the remote valleys of Yunnan—the movie immerses viewers in vivid landscapes and intense moments of suspense. Director Andrey Volgin told CGTN's Shen Li that his main goal was to capture the shared spirit of revolutionaries and show how art can transcend borders. 🎬
Lead actor Miloš Biković explained that training in harsh weather and diving into historical archives brought him closer to his character's passion and fear. He hopes audiences in China and Russia feel the same emotional connection.
This project isn't just a blockbuster—it's a cultural bridge. Young professionals and film enthusiasts can see how international partnerships shape new storytelling horizons. And for travelers dreaming of off-the-beaten-path adventures, the stunning locations offer fresh inspiration for future trips. 🌏✈️
With its powerful narrative and real-life roots, Red Silk invites audiences to relive a pivotal moment in history while celebrating the creative synergy between China and Russia. Whether you're a history buff, a film lover, or an avid explorer, this movie promises a ride full of thrills, heart, and hope. 💥
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Director and lead actor of 'Red Silk' discuss boosting cinematic ties
cgtn.com
