
Chinese Comedies Shift Release Dates as Summer Box Office Heats Up
Chinese comedies ‘You Are the Best’ and ‘The Lychee Road’ adjust release dates to July 18, signaling a competitive summer for Asia’s box office.
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Chinese comedies ‘You Are the Best’ and ‘The Lychee Road’ adjust release dates to July 18, signaling a competitive summer for Asia’s box office.
Chinese President Xi Jinping encourages filmmakers to create works reflecting the nation’s spirit and people’s aspirations, emphasizing cultural confidence and innovation.
Director Feng Xiaogang highlights technology’s transformative role in filmmaking at 2025 SCO Film Festival, emphasizing innovation and cross-border collaboration.
Ne Zha 2 concludes China theatrical run with $2.15 billion gross, breaking 113 box office records and drawing 324 million admissions.
Chinese director Huo Jianqi discusses how films like ‘Postmen in the Mountains’ use universal human emotions to connect audiences across continents.
Zhapu Road in Shanghai sees tourism surge after ‘She’s Got No Name’ premiere at 27th Shanghai International Film Festival, blending cinema with cultural heritage.
China’s Dong ethnic heritage inspires groundbreaking fantasy visuals in ‘Ne Zha 2,’ blending ancient architecture and folk traditions with modern cinema.
Shanghai International Film Festival kicks off with Golden Goblet Gala, celebrating 120 years of Chinese cinema and global film heritage through premieres and jury-led competitions.
A Lao grocer’s quest to document vanishing oral traditions becomes a meditation on cultural preservation in the digital age through this innovative documentary.
Animated film ‘Edge of Time’ unites Chinese and Japanese directors in a poignant tale of friendship amid war, blending cutting-edge CGI with traditional animation.
The 27th Shanghai International Film Festival kicks off June 13, featuring 400+ films across 1,500 screenings in the Yangtze River Delta, spotlighting Asian cinema and industry growth.
A new documentary highlights the 1942 rescue of British POWs by Chinese fishermen, celebrating cross-cultural heroism during WWII.
Director Deng Zhiwei discusses how ‘Blades of the Guardians’ bridges cultures through historical storytelling and visual artistry, captivating global viewers.
China’s May Day holiday box office crosses $96M milestone, driven by Hong Kong entrepreneurship drama, Studio Ghibli’s landmark screening, and financial thrillers.
China’s May Day box office exceeds 300 million yuan as ‘The Dumpling Queen’ leads with heartfelt storytelling on resilience and everyday struggles.
Qingdao’s Badaguan emerges as China’s cinematic crossroads, where historic European architecture and coastal landscapes frame iconic film moments.
21 Peking Opera films, including classics like ‘Farewell My Concubine,’ debut at Beijing International Film Festival, highlighting cultural preservation and cinematic innovation.
Beijing’s premier student film festival showcases 160+ domestic entries, spotlighting emerging talent in Asian cinema through public screenings and student-judged awards.
Beijing Film Festival explores cinema’s evolution, balancing iconic classics with AI-driven innovation, attracting global filmmakers and investors.
Canadian-French drama ‘Shepherds’ earns Tiantan Award nomination at Beijing film festival and TIFF’s Best Canadian Feature honor.