Shanghai International Film Festival | Meet in June for a Spectacular Cinematic Feast!

✨The 27th Shanghai International Film Festival 2025✨ 🎫Ticket Sales: 🌈Online sales start: June 5 at 12:00 PM. 🌈Offline sales start: June 5 at 2:00 PM (screening period: June 13–22, 2025). 🌈Yangtze River Delta screenings (online/offline sales): June 6 at 12:00 PM (screening period: June 20–27, 2025). ⚠️Search 🔍 "Shanghai International Film Festival" on Trip.com to participate!⚠️ 📝Important Notes: 1⃣️Refund/Rescheduling Policy: Due to the special nature of festival screenings, all tickets are non-refundable and non-exchangeable. 2⃣️Children’s Tickets: The festival follows a strict one-ticket-per-person policy with assigned seating; no child tickets are available. 3⃣️Viewing Etiquette: Please maintain a respectful atmosphere—no photography or recording of the screen. Silence your phone and avoid noise to ensure an enjoyable experience for all. ❤Why We Recommend It: If you're visiting Shanghai, don’t miss the chance to explore famous film locations! [Awesome] 🌟Highlights: 🌈 **Waibaidu Bridge** – A Shanghai landmark reflecting the city’s century-long evolution. Featured in *Kung Fu Dunk*, the opening scene shows the protagonist cycling across the bridge to begin his Shanghai adventure. 🌈 **The Bund’s Architectural Gallery** – A symbol of Shanghai’s history, seen in dramas like *The Story of Rose*, where the heroine strolls along the Bund during a phone call. 🌈 **Peace Hotel Shanghai** – An Art Deco icon, showcased in the hit series *Blossoms Shanghai* and Wong Kar-wai’s *2046*, with its iconic wrought-iron elevator and terrace scenes. 🌈 **Shanghai Film Park** – Located in Songjiang’s Cheting Town, this early film studio features replicas like "1930s Nanjing Road" and European-style courtyards, seen in *Kung Fu Hustle*, *Like Fog, Like Rain, Like Wind*, and *Romance in the Rain*. 👍Top Picks: These locations not only capture Shanghai’s charm but let you step into cinematic moments and embrace the city’s unique vibe❣️