Karlovy Vary International Film Festival

Karlovy Vary International Film Festival (Karlovy Vary International Film Festival; kviff for short) one of the international class a film festivals and one of the earliest film festivals in the world. It was first held in Marion hot spring in Czechoslovakia in 1946. It aims to fight against immoral films for peace, human happiness and freedom of all countries. Its highest award is crystal globe, followed by judges Special award, "liditzer rose Award", director award, actor and actress award, screenwriter award, Photography Award, honor award, etc. In 1988, the Chinese film "Furong Town" won the highest award of the film festival.