Led by Goldsmiths, University of London, the “IIIE UK-Shanghai Consortium” includes leading UK arts, cultural, immersive and digital content partners (RSC, National Theatre, Maze Theory, Dream Reality Interactive, Philharmonia), alongside leading Shanghai arts, tech, immersive and academic partners.
How was the problem of corruption among British policeman resolved in Hong Kong? I will leave it to those who are intrigued enough to do their own research.
Our expert panelists will talk about their experiences working in China and in the Chinese documentary market. Audience members will have a chance to put questions to the panelists at the end of the talk.
A new curated programme “Hong Kong, Reimagined” is set for launch today on April 6th. It will run until May 12th and showcase classics, hidden gems, latest releases as well as new talents emerging from the Hong Kong film scene.
The Six, scheduled for a nation-wide release (11,000+ cinemas) in China on April 16 by QC Media, is about to make history that no other British filmmakers have achieved before.
How can Feng Xiaogang’s Youth (2017) contribute to current debate about China affairs? In the last half decade there has…
Alexei Hampson has been selected to join UCFC as a member via the support of Kickstart Scheme, as a Lead Film & Political Analyst.
Apart from appearing at well-known festivals such as Cannes, Berlin, Venice and Udine, where else do Hong Kong films get promoted and in what forms?
Cicek Guler has been selected to join UCFC as a member via the support of Kickstart Scheme, as an Audience…
As part of the Chinese Cinema Season, the UK-China Film Collab have organised and will host 9 discussion panels during the festival period,…
The debate tried to answer many questions, such as: what are the gaps between the UK and China in terms of film data collection, data evaluation and data policies?
UK-China Film Collab have been approved as an employer for the Kickstart Scheme. We are committed to providing an international experience to all selected placement employees.
Tessa Keswick first travelled to China in 1982 and immediately fell in love with its history, culture and landscape.
Founded in 1957, the SAFS is the most respected animation studio in China. It is famous for its experiment to include traditional Chinese fine and folk art into the making of animation, such as ink painting and paper-cutting.
While we are co-presenting Chinese Cinema Season in the UK, our friend, Shanghai Film Art Federation will launch a British Film Masters Season in March across four cinemas.
The original Nezha animation is now streaming in the UK and Ireland, which brings questions to the version that the…
This forum addresses female professionals’ strategic evocation of women’s issues as a way of expanding film art and culture beyond the white-male-dominated industry and patriarchal society.
The Shanghai Animation Film Studio Retro section will showcase 10 Chinese animation classics dated from the 1950s to the present. All films have recently been remastered to the highest quality (2K) and will appear in the UK for the very first time.
Chinese Cinema Season – the largest online film festival dedicated to Chinese language films in the UK and Ireland.
The biggest online Chinese Cinema Season in the UK.
Giulia D’Aquila from the University of Edinburgh has been selected to join UCFC as a member via the organisation’s Future Talent Programme 2020-2021.
The underwater attraction based on a British animation IP opened its doors to excited visitors on 28th December and is already making a big splash with families.
FILMART Online, the digital version of HKTDC Hong Kong International Film and TV Market (FILMART) will return on 15-18 March, 2021. The inaugural Filmart…
A recent article about Hong Kong film industry’s future for the South China Morning Post’s opinion section.