UK/US film Widows (2018) to be released in China across cinemas on October 16
UK/US film Widows directed by Steve McQueen is scheduled to release in China across cinemas on October 16.
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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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The best performing UK film in China in 2019
Bohemian Rhapsody, with a total box-office of 99 million RMB, approximately £10 million (its UK box-office was £53 million).
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Better Days continues dominating China box office
“Better Days,” a Chinese film that puts the spotlight on school bullying, continued to lead the Chinese mainland box office Saturday.
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A booming international movie market is transforming Hollywood
More than ever before, studios are realizing that diverse casts and stories are just as profitable – if not more so – than the traditional Western narratives that dominated Hollywood for decades.
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Making history: Bohemian Rhapsody’s Chinese release and the story of its translation
The national release of the multiple Oscar-winning film Bohemian Rhapsody (2018) in China in March 2019 was something of a miracle.
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Smart Cinema to further promote Chinese films across the world
The movie-streaming mobile app Smart Cinema will further promote Chinese movies around the world as it will expand its business to the United States, Canada, Latin America and other regions this year, according to a plan released Thursday.
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The Wandering Earth: why you need to see China’s latest sci-fi blockbuster
It will be a chance for non-Chinese audiences to get a feel for the sort of themes that mainstream film audiences are used to now in China, themes that reflect a new world order that is developing at an ever-more rapid pace.
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Mary Poppins’s magic could transform the Chinese cinema scene
The small samples who have already seen Mary Poppins Returns in China show that there is most certainly an audience for this particular type of film.
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British film has a golden opportunity in Chinese video on demand
China’s various VOD platforms are constantly looking for new content in order to compete with each other, so there is a clear opportunity here.
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Documentaries, rom-coms – and tentative first steps in a new era of Sino-British film collaboration
Let us hope that they are the first of many and will help bring further cultural cooperation and understanding between the two countries.
