A series of themed movies on the G20 are being staged on a screen in Times Square, New York. The movies began on Saturday and depict the host country's efforts at tackling the global financial crisis and appeal to all countries to help push sustainable economic growth. 

The three movies, entitled G20: China together with you, G20: A supportive China and G20: Interpreting China, revealed the thoughts of world renowned experts and scholars on China's role in a global economic revival. Experts featured included George Magnus, an economist from the Union Bank of Switzerland, and Glenn Maguire, a chief economist for the Asia Pacific region at ANZ Bank.

Movies on the G20 Summit are being played in Times Square from Sept 3 to 8, in New York. [Photo/Xinhua]

The experts also thought the China-initiated Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) had made great contributions to the development of the global economy.

It is crucial for economic entities to build global partnerships, and China is ready to take its share of responsibilities and help share its prosperity with other countries, according to the three movies. 

In addition, the picturesque scenery of cities in China was also featured, including Hangzhou, the host city of G20, Beijing, Shanghai and Hong Kong.

The G20 movies will be shown on the screen until Sept 8.