Discussion keeps the world turning.
This is Roundtable.
Hello and welcome to a bonus episode of Roundtable for the upcoming Beijing International Film Festival.
I'm your host today, Fei Fei.
And this year, one theme at the festival really stands out.
It's called Travel China Through Film.
Because some stories don't just play out on screen.
They are rooted in real streets, real neighborhoods.
Real places that you can actually visit yourself.
So in this special series, we are pairing one film with one destination and exploring
how cinema might just inspire your next trip.
And today, we're presenting our first pick from the film festival.
And join me today for the discussion are Steve Haverly and Yang Yang.
Hello, Yangyang.
You've been following the festival closely and keeping an eye on this year's lineup.
So let's start with your pick and what film in particular do you have in mind?
Yes, thanks for having me.
I picked a film called Crossing a Dun, but it hasn't been widely released yet.
Based on what's been reviewed so far, the story begins with something very modern.
It's about two strangers.