At top film festivals across the country, foreign films often arrive without subtitles. A small team of volunteers, mostly ...

'To Live" (Huozhe) is the first Chinese language film to be shown in the College of Arts and Letters Film Series in recent years. Produced in 1994, the film was banned in China because of its ...

As a young industry in China, live streaming sprouted in the early 2000s, exploded in 2015 and 2016, got heavily regulated in the following two years, and is now taking on new shapes and even ...

A movie-crazy China is remaking the global film industry in its image. ... ($554 million) and 2015’s live-action animation Monster Hunt ($385 million), were both 100% Chinese.

Disney’s live-action Mulan, meanwhile, offered a case study in what can go wrong for a Hollywood studio when it designs a tentpole specifically to court the China market. The film’s dual ...

China’s decision to hand control of the film industry over to its Central Publicity Department in 2018 seemed to confirm that President Xi Jinping is deeply invested in controlling the narrative ...

China has announced a ban on TV shows and movies that blend animated elements with live-action actors, a move aimed at nurturing local animators and apparently curbing the use of foreign cartoons.

Family-friendly "Dolittle," with Robert Downey Jr., also faces an uncertain fate in China. No U.S. film could feel the squeeze more than Disney's live action-remake of "Mulan," with a March 27 ...

Dubbed the "Kung Fu Movie Heritage Project 100 Classics AI Revitalization Project", the initiative plans to digitally reimagine iconic works from legends like Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan, Jet Li, and ...

China’s 14th Five-Year Plan set the goal of widening the availability of “barrier-free” services for people with disabilities, including barrier-free films. Streaming platforms including Tencent Video ...