Feb 8, 2023

Arlington, Washington Feb 7, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - In January 2023, the closing ceremony of the Washington Film Festival ended successfully. The drama "The Man Who Captured Time" won the "Best Children's Short Film Award" at the Washington Film Festival.
The film is co-directed by Kang Li, Jie Wangand Yi Xu, with Fei Longand Lianjiang Li as the chief planner, and starred by children's actors Yuwang Liu, Muhan Ding, Yuna Jin, Jingkun Zhou, Wenyan Liu, Dongshen Yang and Muyang Zhu who have been auditioned throughout the province. At the same time, famous drama actors Weinan Zhangand Sizhen Hanare were specially invited to act as actors to guide and participate in the special assistance.
It is understood that this feature film has "overcome all obstacles" in the Washington International Film Festival. It has been selected and strongly shortlisted at all levels, and stands out from thousands of excellent works. The film was recognized by the organizing committee of the film festival and won this honor because of the hot topics that call for people to explore how to pay attention to, listen to the voice of children, and pay attention to their growth.
This time, the film won such a high honor at the Washington International Film Festival, which is the affirmation of the International Film Festival to Chinese children's drama films, the affirmation of the film's children's leading actors, and the affirmation of the activity drama short films focusing on children.
According to the crew of "The Man Who Captured Time", as a short film about children and campus violence, the short film is very cautious about the plot design and actor selection. The plot design has gone through two months of discussion, and the actor selection has gone through several weeks of layer-by-layer selection, finally determining the children's leading role in the film. For the presentation effect of the plot, senior actors have been specially invited to participate in the performance.
It is guided and supported by the Institute of Film and Television Arts of Suzhou University, the School of Culture and Management of Nanjing Media College, and the School of Arts of Anhui University of Finance and Economics.
It is reported that the theme content of the feature film "People Catching Time" focuses on the "growth", "friendship" and "love" of teenagers, covering topics such as "children's loneliness", "children's social relations" and "children's education". How to protect the growing children, pay attention to and listen to the children's own voice, is the question that the film always ponders, and is also the original intention of this public benefit feature film.

Source :GLOBALFILM
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