In 2067, crop blights and dust storms threaten humanity's survival. Cooper, a widowed engineer and former NASA pilot turned farmer, lives with his father-in-law, Donald, teen son, Tom, and 10-year-old daughter, Murph.

More than two years into the COVID-19 pandemic, tremendous changes have taken place. How do people at UIC cope with the hurdles brought by the pandemic? What are their pains and gains during the combat against it?

About the Film:Considered the most beautiful of Guillermo Del Toro's fables, The Pan's Labyrinth is full of magic, love and hope, but there is also suffering, pain and fear, elements given by the historical context in which the film is set.

This year, we have 75 Final Year Projects on Production, Dissertation, and Script. Exhibits include posters, stills, and behind-the-scenes photos, which show the experiences and inspiration of graduating students when they conducted the projects.

Brief Introduction to the Forum:Our great honor is to have two professionals in Cinema and Opera industries share their experiences with us. The forum will focus on "Chinese New Wave with Youngsters" and "The Arts of Live Performance."

24 Frame & Creative Media Festival" will hold a screening of the competition with the Unit Title "ENTHUSIASM." Five non-fiction films and five fiction films were selected by the organizing committee, CTV instructors, and juries with abundant film production experience.

Cao Yiwen, who graduated from UIC with a First-Class Honours Bachelor's Degree, was awarded a First-Class Honours Master's Degree at one of the world's top 10 universities UCL.

2001: A Space Odysseyis a 1968 film produced and directed by Stanley Kubrick, co-written with Arthur C. Clarke, who produced the story and, on the same track, wrote the novel of the same name published in the same year.A science fiction set in the near future, it touches on themes such as the identity and destiny of human nature and the role of knowledge and technology.