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Actor Ge You Sues over Use of Infamous Internet Meme

Dec 8, 2016 / News /

The inelegant photo of Ge is from "I Love My Family," a two-decade-old TV comedy he acted in that shows him emaciated and so recumbent he's nearly lying flat. Read More

See All the Trailers for Zhang Yimou’s ‘The Great Wall’

Dec 8, 2016 / News /

US audiences will have to wait until February 17, 2017 to see Matt Damon's turn in director Zhang Yimou's "The Great Wall," but Chinese audiences will get their first look next week. Read More

VR Tops the List of China’s Top Five Tech News Searches In 2016

Dec 6, 2016 / News /

A total of 26 lists on a wide range of topics like international and domestic affairs, “in” words, popular apps were compiled by leveraging data from various services under Baidu’s brand. Read More

Film Review: ‘Old Stone’ is Neorealist Noir

Nov 30, 2016 / Reviews /

"Old Stone" (Lao Shi/老石), the debut feature by Chinese-Canadian director Johnny Ma, makes a kind of hybrid neorealist noir, something akin to the rising, ultra-unreal (chaohuan) sensibility, through the story of a hapless taxi driver, the titular Lao Shi, whose desire to act morally is at every turn thwarted by an inhuman system. Read More

Wanda Seeks New Revenue through Mtime Merchandising

Nov 16, 2016 / News /

A partnership between Wanda Cinemas and online film and ticketing site Mtime could use its large audience to begin pushing official merchandise sales to China's movie audience. Read More

Trump’s First China-Hollywood Challenge: Renegotiate the Film Quota

Nov 10, 2016 / News /

U.S. President-elect Donald Trump's administration will face its first challenge that will directly impact the China-Hollywood relationship when China's current film importation quota of 34 per year is likely to be renegotiated in February, 2017. Read More