A dream comes true: British film 1917 to open in China
1917 is opening at 261 cinemas in Shanghai and a total of 56K screenings nation-wide.
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Future Talent Programme: a call for applications
Looking forward to hearing from you, let’s have an adventure!
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UK films at Shanghai International Film Festival 2020
What UK films have been selected for this year’s Shanghai International Film Festival? Cinemas were allowed to re-open on July…
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2020 Shanghai International Film & TV Festival to Open From July 25
At last, SIFF is here!
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China’s film industry post-pandemic
Chinese cinemas located in low-risk areas will be allowed to reopen on July 20, 2020.
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Is Hong Kong culturally independent: film distribution and exhibition
The city has always been enjoying freedom in film distribution and exhibition, for both local and foreign films.
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New status: the UK-China Film Collab as an organisation
From a research project to a non-profit organisation. The UK-China Film Collaboration Project was registered and incorporated as a private…
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Opportunities beyond Beijing: Chinese film industry and its decentralisation
Companies from other regions and areas would certainly appreciate opportunities in international collaboration more than the capital, in particular for a project that is on a lower scale with a more focused expectation.
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Film sector eyes 40 billion RMB as cinemas reopen in China
A circular released by China’s State Council on epidemic prevention and control on Friday said the movie industry is counting down the days when business will resume.
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A review of Netflix’s acquisition of Chinese-language films
One must question, what does Netflix want to do with their Chinese-language content collection? This is a hard balance to achieve and something worth thinking about.
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Key messages from China Film Bureau’s recent official meeting
On April 29, China Film Bureau conducted a virtual meeting regarding the country’s film industry and its future.
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Streaming platforms in China continue to show appetite for documentary content
Documentary remains a strong product for UK companies to license to or co-produce with their Chinese counterparts. The “Report on…
