On November 3, it was announced at the press conference of the 8th Hainan Island International Film Festival that the 8th Hainan Island International Film Festival, co-hosted by China Central Radio and Television and the Hainan Provincial People's Government, will be held in Sanya from December 6 to 12. With the theme of “Haisheng Vientiane: Film Leads the Future”, this year's film festival has 11 sections, including the opening ceremony, closing ceremony, “Golden Coconut Awards” competition, film screening, the Golden Coconut Forum, the Free Trade Port International Film and Television Technology Exhibition, copyright trading activities, and the AI Film Festival. Among them, the opening ceremony is scheduled to be held on December 6, and the closing ceremony is scheduled to be held on December 12. This year's “Golden Coconut Awards” received 4,632 entries from 133 countries and regions around the world, and the number of submissions reached a record high. Among them, there are 824 feature drama films, 374 long documentary films, and 3,434 short films. Submissions cover 135 languages, with China, India, Spain, Russia, and Brazil being the most active sources of films.

On November 3, it was announced at the press conference of the 8th Hainan Island International Film Festival that the 8th Hainan Island International Film Festival, co-hosted by China Central Radio and Television and the Hainan Provincial People's Government, will be held in Sanya from December 6 to 12. With the theme of “Haisheng Vientiane: Film Leads the Future”, this year's film festival has 11 sections, including the opening ceremony, closing ceremony, “Golden Coconut Awards” competition, film screening, the Golden Coconut Forum, the Free Trade Port International Film and Television Technology Exhibition, copyright trading activities, and the AI Film Festival. Among them, the opening ceremony is scheduled to be held on December 6, and the closing ceremony is scheduled to be held on December 12. This year's “Golden Coconut Awards” received 4,632 entries from 133 countries and regions around the world, and the number of submissions reached a record high. Among them, there are 824 feature drama films, 374 long documentary films, and 3,434 short films. Submissions cover 135 languages, with China, India, Spain, Russia, and Brazil being the most active sources of films.