Why can't mainland films go to Hong Kong to participate in the Golden Horse Award this year?

Why can't mainland films go to Taiwan Province Province to participate in the Golden Horse Award this year? Presumably, everyone often hears about the Golden Horse Award, but what is the Golden Horse Award? Many people only know that it is an award. In fact, the Golden Horse Award is a film award held by the Executive Committee of Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival of China Taiwan Province Film Development Foundation in Taiwan Province Province, China, which has existed for many years.

The Golden Horse Award was founded in 1962, and it is also called the Golden Rooster Award and the Hong Kong Film Awards as the three major awards for Chinese films. It took many years for the Golden Horse Award to become the first Chinese film award.

The Golden Horse Award accepts applications from global Chinese and Chinese-language films. 23 awards are awarded each time. After watching all the films, a jury composed of professionals will vote for winners, best actors, best actresses, best directors, best newcomers and so on. In addition to these awards, there are two democratic side awards, namely, the best film voted by the audience and the Fabisi Award of international film critics. Every year, a large number of excellent films are shortlisted, and the works that win the Golden Horse Award are naturally very good.

Some works will win multiple awards in one fell swoop. The Golden Horse Award is held once a year. As for why mainland films can't participate in the election this year, it may be because the Golden Horse Award can also be selected in the mainland. There may be another related reason. Recently, many people who support Hong Kong independence did not make trouble in the streets of Hong Kong, attacked the police and set up roadblocks to deliberately hinder people's travel. It may not be the right time for mainland filmmakers to select the Golden Horse Award at this critical moment.