About the New York World International Film Festival
The New York World International Film Festival was born out of a deep love for the art of film and a sincere respect for global culture. Our story begins with a group of passionate film lovers who dream of creating a unique platform to showcase and promote independent films around the world. Initially, it was a small, local event intended to provide an opportunity for independent filmmakers to showcase their talents. However, with the unremitting pursuit of film art and strict control of quality, we have gradually won the attention of the global film industry.
With the passage of time, the continuous development and growth. We expanded from the initial selection of films to a major film festival covering a variety of styles and themes. Every year, we bring together creators and audiences from all over the world in the cultural melting pot of New York, showcasing the infinite possibilities of film through colorful screenings and events. Our film festival has not only attracted many international filmmakers, but also become a dream place for film lovers.
In the course of our development, we have always insisted on innovation and inclusiveness. We actively introduce new film technology and display form, explore virtual reality, augmented reality and other cutting-edge technology, for the audience to bring an unprecedented movie experience. At the same time, we also focus on social responsibility, through special screenings and discussions, focus on social issues and public welfare issues, to promote positive social change.
Our story is not only about the history of film screenings, but also a journey towards excellence and creativity. We know that behind every film there is a touching story, and our mission is to provide a stage for these stories. In the future, we will continue to carry forward our original intention, promote the development of film art, promote the global cultural exchange, hand in hand with creators and viewers to write a more brilliant chapter.
