| The main creator of "Moer Dauga" appeared at the 42nd Cairo International Film Festival |
1905 Film News Recently, the 42nd Cairo International Film Festival opened at the Cairo Opera House as a grand competition for the domestically made environmentally friendly film "Moer Dauga" The only Chinese film, whose screenwriter and director Cao Jinling, actor Si Ligen, and co-producer Ji Mingqi co-chaired the opening ceremony.
| The main creator of "Moer Dauga" appeared at the 42nd Cairo International Film Festival |
, starring Qi Xi and Wang Chuanjun, tells the story of a lumberjack and the last virgin forest in the 1980s. The film’s storyline spans sixty years, and the award-winning teams of major film festivals such as Cannes and Berlin were assembled. It took two years to complete the filming. The film casts part of the perspective on "people living in the mountains and forests"-the Lu Ewenki, in order to truly present the appearance and customs of ethnic minorities, it also invited Siligen, Menghe Uliji, Sulide, and Quan Zhula Waiting for minority actors to join.
In addition, the old Dutch film distribution company Fortissimo Pictures selected "Mordoga" as its overseas distribution agency. Regarding this cooperation, Fortissimo general manager Clement Magar said: “We are honored to cooperate with Director Cao Jinling in her directorial debut film "Mordaga". "Mordaga" deeply explores the coexistence relationship between man and nature. It is our most urgent topic and cannot be ignored. The director led the top production team to the largest and most pristine forest in northern China to shoot. The well-known photographer Li Pingbin cleverly captured the Mordaga forest. The breathtaking scenery and the Ling Ling of all things. The starring Wang Chuanjun and Qi Xi affectionately interpret, encounter between heaven and man, in the solitary environment of mountains and forests, and successfully integrate into nature, which also brings a deep emotional experience to the audience."
| Fortissimo General Manager Clement Magar |
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