The Pingyao International Film Festival has announced that Hong Kong director Ann Hui and Italian critic and programmer Carlo Chatrian will serve as jury presidents for two of its key awards ahead of the festival's 10th edition, which will take place from September 24 to 30 in Pingyao, China. The festival, known for showcasing a mix of international and Chinese cinema, continues to gain recognition as a significant event in the global film community. Ann Hui, a respected figure in Asian cinema, will lead the jury for the Fei Mu Awards. Named after Fei Mu, a pioneering Chinese filmmaker and one of the founders of Chinese cinema, the awards honor excellence in film and are recognized by Fei Mu's family. The awards are a highlight of the festival, celebrating both emerging and established talent in the film industry. Carlo Chatrian, a well-known name in European cinema, will preside over the Roberto Rossellini Awards. Named after the influential Italian filmmaker Roberto Rossellini, these awards focus on recognizing cinematic achievements that reflect cultural and artistic depth. Chatrian's role as a programmer and critic brings a strong international perspective to the festival's selection process. The 10th edition of the Pingyao International Film Festival promises to be a major event in the film calendar, drawing filmmakers, critics, and audiences from around the world. With its unique blend of historical setting and contemporary cinematic expression, the festival continues to play a vital role in promoting and preserving the art of filmmaking.