Top 10 Poetry Film Awards at the 2nd Beijing International Poetry Film Festival 2025

The 2nd Beijing International Poetry Film Festival concluded with a spectacular celebration of poetry and cinema, showcasing the synergy between the visual and the poetic. Held under the guidance of prestigious organizations such as the World Poetry Movement, BRICS Writers Association, and the Great Poetry Movement, this year's festival brought together global talent, inspiring audiences with captivating poetry films.

On January 22, 2025, the Organizing Committee of the festival announced the winners of the Top Ten Poetry Film Awards, celebrating exceptional works in both poetic and cinematic expression. Here is an overview of the awarded pieces that left an indelible mark on the world of poetry films:

Top Ten Poetry Films: Poetry Awards

1. Grateful for the Earth by Jidi Majia (China)

A profound ode to the planet, celebrating nature's resilience and beauty.

2. Mirage by Fernando Rendon (Colombia)

A visual metaphor for the illusions of life, reflecting on human aspirations.

3. Love Songs of the East and the West by Giuseppe Conte (Italy)

A poetic exploration of cultural harmony through love and shared dreams.

4. A Dogwood Sapling Made Clear by George Wallace (USA)

A tender narrative about life, growth, and the wisdom of nature.

5. Why the River Remains Silent by Rati Saxena (India)

A poetic reflection on the mysteries and silences of flowing water.

6. Eraser by Adel Khozam (United Arab Emirates)

A thought-provoking piece on memory, loss, and human impermanence.

7. I Just Want to See the World Through Your Love by Ying Xia (Australia)

A heartfelt journey of understanding the world through compassion.

8. Wnter Solstice by Cao Bo (China)

A meditation on the changing seasons and the rhythm of life.

9. A Knife Through Dust by Dong Lai (China)

A gripping exploration of strength and survival amidst chaos

10. I Sit Alone Night by Night by Jin Lingzi (China)

A hauntingly beautiful piece capturing solitude and introspection.

Top Ten Poetry Films: Film Awards

1. Traces of Time by Ulugbek Yesdaulet (Kazakhstan)

A poetic portrayal of history's imprints on the present.

2. Venice by Vadim Terekhin (Russia)

A visual tribute to the timeless beauty of Venice.

3. Xia Qiong Temple in the Dream by Wang Shan (China)

A dreamlike journey through spirituality and ancient traditions.

4. Encounter by Lv Jin (China)

A moving story of unexpected meetings and shared experiences.

5. The Knight's Imagination by Lamberto Garzia (Italy)

A fantastical exploration of chivalry and creativity.

6. The Poetic Dripping by Lucilla Trapazzo (Switzerland)

A masterpiece intertwining art and poetry with fluid elegance.

7. Ocean of Senses by Maria Teresa De Donato (USA)

A sensory feast, inviting viewers to delve deep into emotions.

8. The Oracle Bones Flying over the Bering Strait by Wang Fangwen (China)

A poetic narrative bridging history, mythology, and nature.

9. Confessions of Love by Qiu Shuhong (China)

A stirring portrayal of love and vulnerability.

10. Awakening by Ai Zi (China)

A powerful cinematic meditation on self-discovery and transformation.

A Celebration of Global Talent

Under the leadership of Festival Chairman Cao Shui and Artistic Director Huang Lin, the festival highlighted the universal language of poetry and film. With its diverse selection of works, the event united creators from around the globe, offering fresh perspectives and emotional depth.

Supported by major media platforms, including Tencent, YouTube, and China Poetry Network, the festival also brought poetry to wider audiences, bridging cultures and fostering appreciation for poetic expression.

The 2nd Beijing International Poetry Film Festival served as a reminder of the enduring power of poetry to inspire, transform, and connect. Congratulations to all the winners, whose works will continue to resonate worldwide.

Source: Cao Shui FB