The award ceremony for the 2nd "Golden Boy Award" Macau International Children's Film Festival and the 1st China (Macau) International Animation Film Festival will be held on the evening of the 14th. In the short film section of the Children's Film Festival, the Chinese mainland film "One Meter Future" won the Excellent Creative Communication Short Film award, while the Belgian film "Kite" won the Best Short Film award. In addition, five awards were announced, including Best Short Film Director. In the feature film category, 9 works from mainland China, Russia, and Malaysia won the Excellent Film award, and were also presented with 7 awards including Best Children's Film Original Music Award. The short film section of the Animation Film Festival has four awards, including Best Animated Short Film; The feature film category has 9 awards, with Latvia, France, and Belgium jointly producing 'Cat's Fantasy Drift' winning the Best Animated Film award. That evening, the organizing committee also presented the honorary award unit. Yin Hong, Vice Chairman of the China Film Association, said in his speech at the event that children's films and animated films have always been an important part of world cinema, with many classic works that bring a lot of joy to the world. This event provides a great opportunity for film artists from around the world to exchange and showcase excellent film works, hoping to promote greater progress in art and technology in children's and animated films. The organizing committee stated that the event aims to strengthen the exchange and cooperation of children's films between Macau, mainland China, and overseas, assist in the development of the children's film market and children's cultural industry, promote the docking of film industry related institutions and the exchange of film and television talents. This film festival is hosted by the China (Macau) International Children's Film Industry Development Promotion Association and Nanguang Cultural and Creative Industry Co., Ltd. The series of activities will continue until the end of August. (New Society)