Directors’ T-Shirt Tribute Revives WWII Rescue Saga
Chinese directors Guan Hu and Fang Li honor WWII heroes through films and symbolic T-shirts, reviving a shared Sino-British historical legacy.
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Dongji Rescue: Untold WWII Heroism Hits UK Screens
New films ‘Dongji Rescue’ and ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru’ spotlight Chinese fishermen’s WWII heroism, premiering in the UK on the 80th anniversary of Japan’s surrender.
Filmmakers Guan Hu and Fang Li Debate Art vs. Truth in Competing WWII Projects
Directors Guan Hu and Fang Li discuss their contrasting approaches to depicting WWII events in ‘Dongji Rescue’ and ‘The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru,’ exploring art’s role in historical truth.
Leander Claussen Praises ‘Dead to Rights’ for Bold Storytelling
Actor Leander Claussen commends ‘Dead to Rights’ for its bold storytelling and eye-opening narrative, highlighting the need for impactful cinema.
China’s Summer Box Office Hits Record High as Films Ignite Audiences
China’s summer box office surges 35% with patriotic films and Hollywood hits driving record theater attendance and economic recovery signals.
Film ‘Dongji Rescue’ Revives WWII Heroism Amid Global Peace Reflections
New film ‘Dongji Rescue’ revisits Chinese fishermen’s 1942 rescue of British POWs, highlighting historical accountability and peace-building through cinematic storytelling.
‘Dead To Rights’ Ignites Global Dialogue on Historical Memory
The blockbuster film ‘Dead To Rights’ revisits the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, blending historical truth with cinematic storytelling to ignite global dialogue on memory and justice.
‘Dead to Rights’ Tops Box Office with Authentic 1930s Nanjing Portrayal
The film ‘Dead to Rights’ dominates the summer box office, offering a gripping portrayal of 1930s Nanjing and exposing Japanese wartime atrocities through historical accuracy.
New Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Explores Nanjing Massacre Through Survivors’ Lens
New film ‘Dead to Rights’ portrays civilians risking lives to preserve evidence of the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, highlighting resilience and historical truth.
China’s August Box Office Hits $200M Boosted by Historical Films
China’s August box office surpasses $200M, fueled by historical films commemorating wartime anniversaries. ‘Dead To Rights’ leads with record-breaking revenue.
Film ‘731’ Exposes WWII Atrocities Ahead of September 18 Release
Director Zhao Linshan’s ‘731’ exposes Japan’s WWII Unit 731 atrocities, releasing September 18 to commemorate China’s resistance against Japanese aggression.
Dongji Rescue Presales Open as Wartime Drama Sparks Global Interest
The wartime drama ‘Dongji Rescue’ begins presales, drawing global attention ahead of its August 8 release. Explore its historical roots and cultural impact.
Chinese Film ‘Dead to Rights’ Tops 549M Yuan, Sparks History Dialogue
Chinese film ‘Dead to Rights’ earns 549M yuan in 5 days, praised as historical lesson for younger audiences.
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.
Xi Jinping Urges Film Industry to Reflect China’s Spirit in New Era
Chinese President Xi Jinping encourages filmmakers to create works reflecting the nation’s spirit and people’s aspirations, emphasizing cultural confidence and innovation.
Feng Xiaogang: Tech Reshapes Film at SCO Festival
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 Record-Breaking $2.15B China Box Office Run
Ne Zha 2 concludes China theatrical run with $2.15 billion gross, breaking 113 box office records and drawing 324 million admissions.
Huo Jianqi: How Human Emotion Bridges Cultures Through Cinema
Chinese director Huo Jianqi discusses how films like ‘Postmen in the Mountains’ use universal human emotions to connect audiences across continents.
Historic Shanghai Street Becomes Movie Fan Magnet After Film Festival Premiere
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.
Dong Culture Inspires New Fantasy Aesthetic in ‘Ne Zha 2’
China’s Dong ethnic heritage inspires groundbreaking fantasy visuals in ‘Ne Zha 2,’ blending ancient architecture and folk traditions with modern cinema.