🎬 On September 1, 2025, over 300 guests gathered at the Chinese Embassy in Sweden for a powerful screening of "Dead To Rights." This film dives deep into the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, inviting viewers to remember a pivotal moment in history.
Attendees—from Swedish community leaders to Chinese residents, entrepreneurs and exchange students—came together in a true celebration of solidarity. After the credits rolled, many stayed for fika-style chats, sharing reflections on courage and resilience.
Far from a simple movie night, the event honored victims of aggression, preserved the memory of victory and sparked conversations about peace. It showed how cinema can break barriers, remind us of shared humanity and inspire hope. 🌍🕊️
As one young attendee put it, “It felt like an epic Netflix drop with a real-life mission—keeping history alive and connecting cultures.”
Remembering the past helps us shape a brighter future, and this tribute in Stockholm did just that, forging new bonds across nations.
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Chinese film marking 80th anti-war victory wows Swedish audience
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