[Text/Observer.com Qi Qian Live/Ruan Jiaqi] On June 22, it was early summer in Shanghai. As the film city was enveloped in continuous rain, the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival also came to an end. Tonight, the Golden Goblet Award Ceremony officially kicks off! Huang Xia

[Text/Observer Network Qi Qian Live/Ruan Jiaqi] On June 22, it was early summer in Shanghai. When the film city was shrouded in continuous rain, the 26th Shanghai International Film Festival also came to an end. Tonight, the Golden Goblet Award Ceremony officially kicks off!

Huang Xiaoming and Omarova Amira (Kazakhstan) won the Golden Goblet Award for Best Actor and Best Actress respectively for their roles in "Sunshine Club" and "Divorce". The film "Divorce" from Kazakhstan (directed by Daniyar Salamat) won best film. At the

media meeting, Observer.com asked Huang Xiaoming whether he was worried about the time difference between the film production cycle and fans' love? Huang Xiaoming replied: "I'm not worried. We have already been beaten to death on the beach by the back waves, so now we are building our own 'sand castles' and 'sand sculptures' bit by bit on the beach."

When asked about the type of work he wanted to challenge, Huang Xiaoming jokingly said that he often saw fans leaving messages saying, "After Huang Xiaoming wins the award, he will reward himself with a movie of 'The Boss'." He said: "I don't seem to have the role of 'Boss' so far, so don't worry."

(Official picture of Shanghai International Film Festival, the same below)

Huang Xiaoming: I won't play the role of "Boss" in the next film, so don't worry. Worry

"Shanghai is a magical city, and many magical stories have happened." At the award ceremony, Huang Xiaoming held the Best Actor trophy, his hands were shaking, tears filled his eyes, and he could not hide his excitement. He said, "I am very lucky, so happy. As an actor, I can experience different lives," and thanked the members of the jury, the creators of "Sunshine Club" and relatives and friends.

Huang Xiaoming said that today is his grandma’s 95th birthday, and he wished his grandma a happy birthday and long and healthy life.

"Efforts will have results." In this film, Huang Xiaoming gained more than 30 pounds, wore dentures, cut his hair thinning, and went to a charity organization to experience life in order to play the role of Wu You, a mentally retarded person in the film. nearly a month. Huang Xiaoming said that this is his "mission as an actor". Winning the Best Actor this time has further strengthened his original intention of being "optimistic and fearless to move forward", and he will continue to bravely walk on the road of movies.

At the media meeting of the winners, Observer.com asked: "Generally speaking, the production cycle of a movie is about two years, and the love of fans may only last half a year to a year. As an actor, do you worry about this? What kind of time difference? "

"I'm not worried, we have already been beaten to death on the beach by the back waves," Huang Xiaoming replied, "So now we are building up our own 'sand castle' bit by bit on the beach. ', because I think life is like this, with rising tides and ebbing tides. Even if the 'sand sculpture' accumulated through hard work is washed away by the waves, it doesn't matter, the brilliance of the moment is still brilliant."

Observer Network then asked Huang Xiaoming. When asked about the type of work he wants to challenge, he also mentioned, "Everyone often jokes that after Xiao Ming makes a very powerful work, he will reward himself with 'The Boss'."

Huang Xiaoming jokingly said that he himself often sees fans leaving messages like this, "I don't seem to have the role of a domineering president so far, so don't worry." He also said that he will inevitably play the role of boss or general, but this role is "not overbearing".

The biggest winner tonight: the Kazakh film "Divorce"

"The film combines comedy, farce, and tragedy, and smoothly describes the social reality and husband-wife relationship in crisis," the Golden Goblet Award organizing committee said when announcing the best film. This is how one would describe the Kazakh movie "Divorce".

"Divorce" was shortlisted for the main competition of the Golden Goblet Award and won two awards for Best Actress and Best Film. It can be said to be the biggest winner tonight.

Omarova Amira won best actress. She said excitedly: "It is an honor for me to participate in the Shanghai International Film Festival, a grand event in the film industry, and I am very happy to win the award for Best Actress."

"Divorce" tells the story of Salim Sak, an ordinary Kazakh on the grassland in the mid-1920s, who was rejected by his wife for being a woman in a drama against polygamy. He accidentally broke into the family during the quarrel. According to local religious tradition, as long as a husband says "talaq" to his wife three times, it means divorce. Salimsak, who has never thought of leaving his wife, prays for a solution, but his wife does not. Under the influence of the popular slogan of "women's liberation", the idea of ​​divorce came up...

html At the crew meeting on 016, director Danyal Salamat said: "The preparation of this film lasted ten years. This movie has a very strong sense of history, and shooting a movie of this kind requires a lot of financial investment. Most of our funds come from national foundations. "

He hopes that through this movie, he can show everyone how a person and a family have changed during this period of time, and through the living conditions of a woman, he hopes to show everyone the living conditions of women in that era. Compared with the current living conditions, we can also see the changes in women's social life.

The complete list of winners is as follows:

Best Animated Short Film: "Kill This Horse" (Director Guo Xiaoruo, China)

Best Live Action. Short film: "Border Incident" (director Sheila Geffen, Israel)

Best animated film: "The Color of You" (director Naoko Yamada, Japan)

Best documentary: "Aunt Hu's Garden" (director Pan Zhiqi, China)

Artistic Contribution Award: "Scavengers" (directed by Ahmed Barami, Iran)

Best Cinematography: Zhang Ying "A Man and a Woman" (directed by Guan Hu, Mainland China/Hong Kong, China)

Best Screenwriter: Zheng Zhi "The Hedgehog" (directed by Gu Changwei, China)

Best Actress: Omarova Amira "Divorce" (directed by Daniyar Salamat, Kazakhstan)

Best Actor : Huang Xiaoming's "Sunshine Club" (directed by Wei Shujun, China)

Best Director: Baku Bakuladze's "Snow in the Yard" (Georgia/Russia)

Jury Prize: "Adults" (directed by Mariano... González, Argentina)

Best Film: "Divorce" (directed by Daniyar Salamat, Kazakhstan)

The international film competition unit of this Golden Goblet Award is composed of the main competition unit of the Golden Goblet Award, the Golden Goblet Award It consists of five units: Asian Newcomer Award Unit, Golden Goblet Award Documentary Unit, Golden Goblet Award Cartoon Unit and Golden Goblet Award Short Film Unit.

As an international A-class film festival, the Shanghai International Film Festival is based in Shanghai, going to Asia, and even to the world.

From the cradle of Chinese film to today's film city, Shanghai's open, innovative and inclusive city character has been integrated into the DNA of the Shanghai Film Festival since its inception. The city uses movies as a bridge to break national boundaries and connect China and the world. At the same time, it uses technological power such as AR, VR, and artificial intelligence (AI) to invite moviegoers and filmmakers to "break the screen and enter the picture."

This year's Shanghai International Film Festival received a total of More than 3,700 films from 105 countries and regions on five continents were registered, and 50 entries from 29 countries and regions entered the selection of the five major categories of the Golden Goblet Award. Among the shortlisted films for the Golden Goblet Award, 38 were world premieres and international premieres. There were 6 films screened and 6 films premiered in Asia. The increase in premiere rate year after year is a clear proof of the surge of Shanghai’s “first” effect and the growing international influence of this “Shanghai culture” brand.

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