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Group 1 - The core theme of the "Golden Goblet Film Forum" is the empowerment of female filmmakers and their ability to transcend boundaries through creativity and storytelling [1][3] - The film "Storm," which will premiere at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival, tells the story of Brazilian women fighting for their rights a century ago, highlighting the importance of female narratives in cinema [1][3] - The film was created entirely by women, including the director, producer, and crew, and was completed in 25 days with a budget of only $2 million, showcasing the dedication and resilience of female filmmakers [1][3] Group 2 - The film "Storm" is set in 1919 São Paulo and follows a single female worker with dreams of becoming a playwright, illustrating the struggles women faced in pursuing their aspirations in a male-dominated society [3] - The Shanghai International Film Festival features a special section called "Kering's 'Dynamic Her Film'" showcasing six films that represent the real spirit of female creators across Europe, Asia, and South America [5] - The festival coincides with significant anniversaries in cinema, marking 120 years of Chinese film and 130 years of world cinema, emphasizing the historical contributions of female filmmakers [6] Group 3 - Liang Jing, a producer who transitioned from acting, discusses the challenges of her new role and the importance of quality in filmmaking, regardless of the creator's gender [8] - The upcoming film "East Extreme Island," produced by Liang Jing, is based on a true historical event during World War II, featuring a strong female character, further emphasizing the representation of women in film [8][10] - Kiran Rao, a prominent Indian producer, highlights the slow progress of women in the film industry and the need for more female voices to enrich storytelling and challenge societal norms [11][13] Group 4 - Kiran Rao notes that while female participation in Indian film production is still below 25%, there is a growing presence of female producers and directors, which is essential for diverse storytelling [15] - The "Dynamic Her Film" initiative, launched by Kering in 2015, aims to enhance the visibility and influence of female filmmakers globally, celebrating their achievements and supporting emerging talent [16] - The 10th anniversary of the "Dynamic Her Film" project will be marked in 2025, with Kering emphasizing its commitment to empowering women in the cultural and artistic fields [16]