5th Edition of the Happy Chinese New Year Film Festival
This year, Chinese New Year falls February 2 to February 20. In honour of the holiday, , the China Cultural Centre in Malta and Spazju Kreattiv Cinema have collaborated to present all those who celebrate (or even just avid moviegoers) with the 5th edition of the Happy Chinese New Year Film Festival!
Throughout the Chinese New Year, four Chinese blockbusters will be screened at the Spazju Kreattiv Cinema in Valletta; Namely, ‘The Rescue’ (2020), ‘My People My Homeland’ (2020), ‘A Little Red Flower’ (2020), and ‘Hi, Mom’ (2021). The films range from exciting adventures to touching dramas, ensuring appeal to viewers of all tastes. Each one gives a distinctive viewpoint on Chinese culture and storytelling, offering a memorable cinematic experience.Â
Through the rich tapestry of Chinese stories, Spazju Kreattiv Cinema—known for its state-of-the-art sound and visual effects—provides the ideal backdrop for this cultural festival, allowing viewers to experience the enchantment of cinema like never before.Â
The Films
‘The Rescue’ (2020) follows a single father as he juggles between carrying out his duty as the captain of a Chinese Coast Guard unit and looking after his timid son. His life takes a turn when a new member joins the team. – February 2
‘My People My Homeland’ (2020) is an anthological film that gives a glimpse into the lives of five people living in various parts of rural China, and how they strive for their communities’ economic and social welfare. The film is a sequel to the 2019 hit ‘My People, My Country’, offering a balance of comedy and touching moments. – February 8
‘A Little Red Flower’ (2020) is a romantic-drama about a teenager who is in remission from a brain tumour following an operation years prior, and the strong emotional bond he builds with another patient. But what chance does their young love have with the possibility of death hanging over their heads? – February 15
‘Hi, Mom’ (2021) centres on a college student who has a hard time getting over her mother’s death. In her grief, she somehow manages to travel back in time to the days of her mother’s youth – back when she wasn’t married. The daughter befriends her own mother, in an attempt to make her life better. – February 20
Each of the four films will be screened at 7.30 pm on different dates. To purchase you ticket, click here!
