China Film Festival 2022 to boost Malaysia-China relations through film industry


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'Hi, Mom' is one of the movies that will be shown at the China Film Festival 2022. Photo: Handout

The organising of the first China Film Festival 2022 in Malaysia is part of continuous efforts by Malaysia and China to boost bilateral relations through the film industry.

Deputy Communications and Multimedia Minister Datuk Zahidi Zainul Abidin said the four-day festival, that begins Sept 15, not only served as a platform for filmmakers and producers of both countries to share ideas but to identify partnership opportunities to develop the film industry.

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