Odyssey – a Chinese Cinema Season was a hybrid annual film festival dedicated to promoting Chinese-language films in the UK between 10 May and 10 June, presented by the UK-China Film Collab. A new theme has been announced for its 2023 edition next year: “Global Sustainability”.
Electric Shadows: Leicester Chinese Film Festival is an inaugural event to be launched in the city of Leicester this winter, scheduled to take place between the 14th and 20th of November.
Qianzhi Shan from the University of Edinburgh has been selected to join UK-China Film Collab as a member via the organisation’s Future Talent Programme 2022-2023.
Yi Fang from the University for the Creative Arts has been selected to join UK-China Film Collab as a member via the organisation’s Future Talent Programme 2022-2023.
Bingjue Yan from the University of Warwick has been selected to join UK-China Film Collab as a member via the organisation’s Future Talent Programme 2022-2023.
Tve will be announcing our finalists for this year’s awards on Friday 28th of October at the De Montfort University in Leicester this year.
As part of this year’s East and South East Asian Heritage month, Sine Screen and ScousESEA present Whose Homeland?
The aim of the journal is to facilitate discussion between Chinese and British students on film whilst also promoting mutual understanding and collaboration between our nations.
Liaoliao Wu from the University of Creative Arts has been selected to join UK-China Film Collab as a member via the organisation’s Future Talent Programme 2022-2023.
Aryan Khawaja from University College London has been selected to join UK-China Film Collab as a member via the organisation’s Future Talent Programme 2022-2023.
Somewhere over the rainbow. ‘Colour Across Chinese Cinemas’ explores the kaleidoscopic history of colour filmmaking across film cultures of the…
After being left unexpectedly on the moon, an asteroid destroys the earth, leaving Duguyue being the last person in existence.
This report represents the only one of its kind freely available in the UK, initiated by a non-profit organisation. However, it represents only an initial step in the research needed to fully facilitate cross-cultural storytelling.
Films from China can provide a Western audience with new cultural insight, which is a crucial basis for improving international relations.
Beyond her State and the Commonwealth, she was respected by many people in Greater China, too.
We attended a special screening event last week at 195 Piccadilly, held by our friend The Media Pionneers. The event…
This is the third Argentinian cinema showcase to take place in China within the past 2 months. As we continue to advocate, the UK cinema’s presence in China outside of a general release is critically behind many countries beyond Europe.
Who are the 8 new members for our prestigious Future Talent Programme 2022-2023?
Presented by Lumiere Pavilion, Time-in-Portrait Entertainment & Hugoeast, 8 Italian films including one British co-production is currently showing as part of the “Italian Film Festival” in Guangzhou between 20 August and 11 September.
It is expected that a series of Argentinian cinema season will be touring across different cities in China thereafter. The first season was announced to be hosted at the Lumiere Pavilion cinema in Wuhan between 26 August and 11 September.
The 46th Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF46) is proud to present the world premiere of seasoned director Mabel Cheung’s To My Nineteen-Year-Old Self.
We asked Malcolm questions about the festival, the future of Chinese film market, the BBC, potential collaborations between the UK and China and beyond.
The 12th Beijing International Film Festival ended its eight-day run at the Beijing Yanqi Lake International Convention & Exhibition Center yesterday.
Observing how British cinema performs at film festivals in China is one of our advocacies in priority. 2022, another year.