Ethan Shi: Producer & International Film Relations Negotiator
Ethan Shi from the University of Bristol was selected to join UK-China Film Collab as a member via the organisation’s…
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Re-release titles confirmed, cinemas take 100% box-office as China recovers from COVID-19
Facing the challenge of having no new films to show, allowing older films to be re-released is the quickest strategy to help cinemas slowly getting back to businesses. On March 17, China Film Co. issued a statement to all cinema chains and cinema management companies. The statement reads as follow
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Public opinions on reopening cinemas in China, post COVID-19
Due to the outbreak of COVID19, cinemas in China have now been closed for more than 50 days since late January. Various surveys show that over 50% audience will visit a cinema when they reopen.
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The importance of film diplomacy for cultural relations between the UK and China
One should not underestimate the importance of film diplomacy between China and the UK, particularly in the current context of the trade war between the United States and the People’s Republic as well as Brexit.
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Why should UK cinemas book Detective Chinatown 3
Wanda’s Detective Chinatown 3 is scheduled to release on Jan 24 in the UK, by Trinity CineAsia.
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The best performing Chinese film in the UK in 2019
Abominable, an animation coproduced by US’s DreamWorks and China’s Pearl Studio. The story is about a Shanghai school girl’s adventure to help a Yeti returning home in the Himalayas.
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Reason to be hopeful: When ‘The Legend of 1900’ overtakes ‘Charlie’s Angels’ in China
If this is not a miracle, it is certainly strong evidence of great enthusiasm. The Legend of 1900 (La leggenda del…
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Shanghai Film Distribution and Exhibition Association
Shanghai Film Distribution and Exhibition Association (SFDEA) is a non-profit trade body that represents and regulates the film distribution and exhibition sector in Shanghai.
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Three Chinese Mainstream Films to Land in the UK This October
Three Chinese mainstream films will be competing with each other for its UK box-office.
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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.
