美国纽约，当地时间11月5日，第四届纽约中国电影节(4th New York Chinese Film Festival)开幕。赵薇处女作《致青春》成开幕电影，并且捧获了两项大奖。
4th New York Chinese Film Festival kicks off
Zhao Wei, director of the film "So Young", poses on the red carpet during the opening night of the fourth New York Chinese Film Festival at the Lincoln Center of New York City, the United States, Nov 5, 2013. [Photo/Xinhua]
NEW YORK -- The 4th New York Chinese Film Festival kicked off Tuesday evening at the city's Lincoln Center, introducing a host of Chinese filmmakers and their latest works to an American audience.
An array of Chinese film luminaries, including Donnie Yen, Miriam Yeung, Wu Xiubo and Zhao Wei, greeted screaming fans while walking the red carpet before the opening ceremony, enjoying unexpected warmth from overseas Chinese on a chilly autumn evening.
Acclaimed as Chinese actress Zhao Wei's directorial debut, "So Young" was selected as the opening film for this year's festival. The film portrays a group of young students' love and pain in their schooldays and their later struggles against reality, lamenting the loss of youth.
"Youth will eventually come to pass, but once it gets fixated in movies, it will retain eternity," Jia Qi, vice president of China Movie Channel (CCTV-6), said during the opening ceremony. "That is the appeal of movies."
Jia also expressed hope that people from different countries could engage in the interaction of heart through the medium of movies, which transcend international boundaries and languages.
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