Peng Yuyan appeared at the 18th Asian Film Awards and was shortlisted for "Best Actor" for his movie "Dog Array"

Peng Yuyan appeared at the 18th Asian Film Awards on the evening of the 16th. He appeared gracefully in a dark blue double-breasted dress and walked on the red carpet simultaneously with Guan Hu, director of the movie "Dog Array" and producer Liang Jing.

Peng Yuyan said,"It's an honor to be nominated with very outstanding Asian male actors for the film" Dog Squad "to be shortlisted for the" Best Actor "at the Asian Film Awards." I am also very happy to take this opportunity to reunite with the crew." The film "Dog Rounds" received five nominations. This is the first time that the film has won the favor of authoritative film awards after winning the Cannes "One Attention" award and being shortlisted for the Gotham Award, the Independent Spirit Award, and the British Academy Film Award.

On the day before the awards ceremony,"Dog Array" was a shortlisted film and held a post-screening event in Hong Kong. Peng Yuyan attended the event together with director Guan Hu, chief producer Liang Jing and other behind-the-scenes creators. Peng Yuyan said with a smile: "I heard that the director chose the dog first and then chose me because he thought we looked alike and both had long faces."

Peng Yuyan was nominated for the "Best Actor" at the 18th Asian Film Awards for his film "Dog Array". The film won the "One Attention" award and the "Dog Palme d'Or Jury" award at the Cannes Film Festival in France last year. Recently,"Dog Array" is being screened in French theaters, and the Paris box office has achieved the best Chinese film of the year in its first week since its release on March 5. According to the French film scoring website SensCritique,"Dog Array" ranked first in reputation for the films on screen that day with a score of 7.2, while Allocine's media rating reached 4.2 stars, and the audience also gave a good score of 4 stars (out of 5 stars)."Dog Array" has also received high attention and strong recommendation from France's Le Monde and the Film Handbook.