Roundup: Chinese film week in Budapest promotes cultural exchange through cinema


BUDAPEST, May 25 (Xinhua) -- The third edition of the "Imazsia Chinese film week," which opened here on Saturday evening, featured Chinese films ranging from contemporary hits to award-winning classics.

In an interview with Xinhua, Victoria Varadi, the event's chief organizer, expressed gratitude for the extensive support from Chinese institutions, including the China Film Administration, the China Film Archive, the Beijing Film Academy, and the Chinese Embassy in Hungary.

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