8 Taiwanese Films Selected for Munich International Children's Film Festival; AI Theme Draws Attention
Eight Taiwanese films have been selected for the Munich International Children's Film Festival, with an AI-themed program sparking discussion.
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The Munich International Children's Film Festival opened on the 29th, with eight Taiwanese films selected. A program produced by Hakka TV, focusing on teenagers' use of AI, sparked heated discussion after its screening. Professor Chen Bing-hong of National Taiwan Normal University noted that the festival has been running for over 62 years, with 375 films from 51 countries competing this year. Winners will be announced on June 3. The Taiwanese delegation includes 30 representatives. Professor Chen pointed out the lack of government support, urging the Ministry of Culture to provide more substantial backing for such international events.
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How many Taiwanese films were selected?
Eight films were selected for the Munich International Children's Film Festival.