Shanghai International Film Festival — Golden Goblet Winners & Films

Asia’s largest film festival by scale — FIAPF A-list competitive, screening hundreds of titles across more than a thousand screenings each June. Its Golden Goblet is the top prize; SIFF is the main bridge between Chinese audiences and international cinema. Distinct from the Shanghai Television Festival’s Magnolia Awards. It is held in Shanghai each June.

The Golden Goblet is the top prize of the Shanghai International Film Festival in Shanghai. Celluloid lists Shanghai films with verified prizes on this hub, ranked by four-input Celluloid Score rather than jury politics.

Award winners from Shanghai in the Celluloid catalogue include Ne Zha 2 (Chinese Film Panorama, 2025), The Wandering Earth 2 (Chinese Film Panorama, 2023), The Battle at Lake Changjin (Chinese Film Panorama, 2021), Better Days (Chinese Film Panorama, 2019), Ne Zha (Chinese Film Panorama, 2019), The Wandering Earth (Chinese Film Panorama, 2019), Dying to Survive (Chinese Film Panorama, 2018), Farewell My Concubine (China Movie Channel Media Award — Special Jury Award, 2016), Kung Fu Hustle (Chinese Film Panorama, 2004), Hero (Chinese Film Panorama, 2002), Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (Chinese Film Panorama, 2000), In the Mood for Love (Chinese Film Panorama, 2000), Raise the Red Lantern (Chinese Film Panorama, 1991).

Shanghai 2025 prize winners in the Celluloid catalogue: Ne Zha 2 (Chinese Film Panorama).

Raise the Red Lantern (1991) leads our Shanghai selection with a 89% Celluloid Score, averaged from four possible rating inputs.

Shanghai International Film Festival pages group films by edition year (newest first). Inside each edition, verified festival winners lead, then four-input Celluloid Score (editorial, Metascore, Letterboxd, IMDb — audience separate). This is catalogue order, not an official festival ranking.