chinese film

From Korean dramas to travel tales, a recent Asia Society event provided U.S. industry insiders with a rundown of the key trends in China's film and television industry. Read More

Welcome to China Film File, a weekly brief on the business of movies in China. Read More

After designing the costumes for The Wolf of Wall Street, Giorgio Armani teams up with Chinese director Jiang Wen to create the fashion for a new film set in 1920's-era Shanghai. Read More

The film company is setting up a Beijing office with the hope of gaining an edge in pursuing coveted Hollywood-China co-production deals. Read More

Does Jia Zhangke's decision to historicize and mythologize controversial social issues serve to harmonize dissonant voices and appease censors? Read More

The sequel to Chinese summer blockbuster Tiny Times collected its fair share of earnings when it opened last week, but that doesn't mean it was any better than the first. Read More

The Shanghai International Film Festival wraps up after a whirlwind week of deal signings, parties, and Oliver Stone's provocative politics. Read More

One month before the 7th annual Asian Film Awards, this week the organizing Hong Kong International Film Festival Society announced 30 nominees from nine countries up for awards in 14 categories. Read More

The film version of "Cherish Our Love Forever" is expected to do for Bordeaux wine in China what the 2004 American film "Sideways" did for California wine in the U.S. Read More

The Chinese filmmaker Jia Zhangke's had a busy year, and it's about to get even busier this August, when Jia will receive the prestigious Leopard of Honor (Pardo d’onore) at the Locarno Film Festival in Switzerland. Read More