What makes a film resonate across continents? For renowned Chinese director Huo Jianqi, the answer lies in the universal language of humanity.
In a recent interview, Huo reflected on how deeply human emotions transcend borders—from Asia to Africa, and from Europe to South America. His acclaimed film, “Postmen in the Mountains”, filmed in the lush mountains of Hunan, has touched audiences around the world.
“You need to engage real life and nature to capture the most touching, unfiltered moments of expression,” he says. Huo believes that the same emotional power found in Africa’s vast, awe-inspiring landscapes.
For Huo, it’s the shared experiences and emotions that connect people globally. “Humanity is the bridge that links us all,” he emphasizes. By focusing on authentic stories and genuine feelings, films can communicate across languages and cultures.
