The 2nd Silk Road International Film Festival Concludes in Fuzhou

Jackie Chan poses for photo at the closing ceremony of the 2nd Silk Road International Film Festival in Fuzhou, southeast China’s Fujian province on September 26, 2015. [Photo: CRIENGLISH.com]

The Second Silk Road International Film Festival has wrapped up in Fuzhou, capital city of Fujian province.

The film "Saving Mr. Wu" is the biggest winner at the festival.

Hong Kong super star Andy Lau was awarded as best actor for his performance in "Saving Mr. Wu".

The movie is adopted from a true story where a Chinese star was abducted by a gang and finally saved by police.

Andy shared his feelings in the shooting process.

"The most important thing is to represent the real spirit and emotion under that circumstance. I have received much help from other actors especially those who play kidnapers in the film. The prize is not only for me but for everyone in it."

The award of Features Films of 2015 went to three movies, including "Saving Mr Wu", Russian movie "Puppet Syndrome" and "Yellow Flowers on the Green Grass" from Vietnam.

The best actress award went to Indian star Swara Bhaskar for her performance in film "The New Classmate".

Jackie Chan, the ambassador of the Silk Road Film festival says he hopes the Festival can draw attention worldwide and become the Chinese equivalent to the Oscars.

"I hope the Silk Road International Film Festival will make progress year by year and draw attention from worldwide. And more and more people from other nations would take part in the festival in the future. Oscar is a very important global award. I hope the Silk Road festival would learn from it and become the 'Chinese Oscar'".

The best animated film award goes to "The Monkey King: Hero is Back" and the best documentary award goes to "In the Underground".

The Silk Road film festival has signed cooperative agreements with Pusan International Film Festival, Moscow International Film Festival, Hawaii International Film Festival.