On the sixth day of the 15th Beijing International Film Festival (BJIFF), the events continue to be rich and varied. In the morning, Isabelle Huppert will join director Bi Gan at Langyuan Station's O-Stage for a Workshop & Masterclass. More BJIFF Core Forums series activities will delve into cutting-edge topics in the film industry. At the Shenying International Cineplex, there will be a post-screening dialogue of The Turin Horse, featuring a special appearance by maestro Béla Tarr. An Outdoor Cinema of the Hong Kong box office hit The Last Dance: A Special Edition for Gratitude will take place, with director Anselm Chan attending for an audience interaction session. Additionally, throughout the day, there are various activities, including the Movie Bazaar, Public Welfare Film Screenings, Intangible Cultural Heritage Exhibitions, and Multiple Post-screening Dialogue sessions spread across venues such as Langyuan Station and Wanda Cinemas, providing a diverse range of experiences for moviegoers. BJIFF blends academic discussions, film screenings, and interactive sessions, showcasing the multifaceted charm of global cinema culture.