
Stanley Tong Explores Tech-Driven Future of Chinese Cinema at SCO Event
Hong Kong director Stanley Tong discusses Chinese cinema’s tech-driven growth and cross-border collaborations at SCO Film Week.
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Hong Kong director Stanley Tong discusses Chinese cinema’s tech-driven growth and cross-border collaborations at SCO Film Week.
Liu Haoran, Diana Lin, and Shen Ao take top honors at the 20th Changchun Film Festival’s Golden Deer Awards, spotlighting China’s vibrant film industry.
Director Lee Lik Chee shares insights on Chinese cinema’s evolution, blending entertainment with cultural storytelling at the 20th Changchun Film Festival.
Chinese animated blockbuster NeZha 2 arrives in U.S. theaters following historic $2.2 billion global earnings.
4K-restored 1947 Chinese film ‘Spring River Flows East’ reconnects modern audiences with wartime history amid dual cultural anniversaries.
Chinese WWII film ‘Dongji Rescue’ premieres in London and Sydney, highlighting historic rescue of British POWs and themes of humanity amid global tensions.
Actor Zhu Yilong discusses his role in ‘Dongji Rescue’, highlighting the courage and compassion of ordinary people in crisis.
Chinese film ‘Dead to Rights,’ focusing on the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, premieres in Toronto and Vancouver, sparking dialogue ahead of 80th anniversary commemorations.
Chinese film ‘Dead to Rights’ tops global box office with its poignant retelling of 1937 Nanjing Massacre events, blending historical truth with cinematic artistry.
Actress Zhang Ziyi discusses the expanding global influence of Chinese cinema at the 2025 SCO Film Festival in Chongqing, emphasizing cross-cultural storytelling.
The Belt and Road Film Week at the Shanghai International Film Festival promotes cross-cultural dialogue through global cinema, expanding Chinese films’ international reach.
Kazakh student Milla shares insights on Chinese cinema’s cultural depth at Shanghai Film Festival, highlighting its global artistic significance.
Explore 120 years of Chinese cinematic history at Shanghai’s new exhibition, featuring rare artifacts, iconic characters, and immersive VR experiences.
The 27th Shanghai International Film Festival celebrates cinematic heritage, with a Polish student highlighting Chinese cinema’s role in fostering hope and moral values.
Chinese thriller ‘Wild Nights, Tamed Beasts’ examines aging society challenges through a suspenseful tale of morality and elderly care.
Chinese director Bi Gan wins Special Award at 78th Cannes Film Festival for ‘Resurrection,’ praised for poetic style and innovation in arthouse cinema.
China’s Ne Zha 2 hits $2.18B, becomes 5th highest-grossing film globally, edging closer to Titanic’s record.
Young filmmaker Zhu Xin leads Hangzhou’s rising cinematic movement, blending local narratives with global appeal through introspective storytelling.
Acclaimed actress Zhang Ziyi highlights cinema’s global potential as China celebrates 120 years of film history and Huabiao Awards’ 20th anniversary.
Chinese animated blockbuster ‘Ne Zha 2’ earns $2.1 billion globally, ranking fifth all-time, signaling China’s rising film industry.