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Category Archives: Film
Chinese horror films: It was all just a dream
Yang Jian explains why there aren’t any real horror films on the mainland, and why Hong Kong has backed away from real horror.
Formerly blacklisted actress Tang Wei to play Mao Zedong’s first girlfriend in Party film
Actress Tang Wei (汤唯), who was blacklisted from appearing in Chinese films or on TV for a time, has been rehabilitated: she is to play Mao Zedong’s first love in a new film called The Founding of the Party, a prequel to the state-produced smash hit
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Tagged film, Mao Zedong, Tang Wei
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Southern Weekly in conversation with Chen Daoming
Two weeks ago, Southern Weekly ran a long interview with Chen Daoming. In it, Chen talks about the bygone days of when directors actually took time to film TV series and when film-makers were not just trying to grab money.
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Tagged Chen Daoming, film, Southern Weekly, TV
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Aftershock, filmed like The Banquet or The Day After Tomorrow? Decide!
Today is the opening of Feng Xiaogang’s Aftershock (唐山大地震), a tear-jerker of a movie, with the promoters are hinting that there won’t be a dry eye in the audience.
Based on the big earthquake of Tangshan in 1976, Feng’s wife Xu Fan plays a mother who has to choose which of her offsprings will live. The film is also the first i-max movie made out of the United States, and predicted to be a top box office smash.
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Jay Chou as Kato in Green Hornet trailer
Jay Chou takes on Bruce Lee’s role.
A Beijing sex shop makes a revolution
Sam Voutas is the director of a movie filmed in a sex shop in Beijing.
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Tagged Daniel Mendez, Red Light Revolution, Sam Voutas
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404 million Internet users, 18 million 3G users
Internet, 3G mobile and box office numbers for China, 2010.
Driving domestic film production past Hollywood
The release of mainstream Chinese films have caught some attention over the months, especially those made in conjunction with directors from Hong Kong, such as Teddy Chen’s Bodyguards and Assassins (十月围城).
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Tagged guidelines, Hollywood, SARFT, State Council
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Zhao Dayong and Zhao Liang win at Hong Kong film festival
Winners and judges By Steven Schwankert in The Hollywood Reporter: Chinese directors Zhao Dayong and Zhao Liang each took home prizes as the Hong Kong International Film Festival awarded eight prizes in five categories in a ceremony Tuesday night at … Continue reading
The new sexy Xu Jinglei
Xu Jinglei’s new sexy image.
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Tagged film, magazines, Xu Jinglei
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