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Category Archives: Film
Taxi vs Taxi
Two films about Beijing taxi drivers have some remarkable similarities.
Posted in Film, Intellectual Property
Tagged Beijing Taxi, film, intellectual property, The last Breadbox
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Fan Lixin’s Last Train Home: why film unhappy things?
Canadian citizen Fan Lixin (范立欣) has made a documentary that spans the years 2007 to 2009, focusing on an old couple’s journey back to Guang’an city, Huilong village (回龙村) in Sichuan from the factories of Guangzhou. The documentary, made with over one million dollars in funding, will have wide release in foreign countries…
SARFT responds to Avatar rumors
Zhang Hongsen from the Film Bureau says it’s all just a misunderstanding.
Posted in Film
Tagged Avatar, Confucius, Film Bureau, SARFT, Zhang Hongsen
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Avatar ousted to make way for Confucius?
Notice says that the China Film Group has ordered Avatar pulled from screens starting January 23.
Posted in Film, Media regulation, Rumors
Tagged Avatar, China Film Group, Confucius, rumors
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The Storm Warriors is awesome. You just don’t realize it yet!
A full-page ad in today’s paper explains a few confusing things about the film.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Film
Tagged ads, movies, The Beijing News
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Tian Zhuangzhuang: The film world as mafia and commerical models of film
Time Weekly interviews Tian Zhuangzhuang about his new film The Warrior and the Wolf, in which he talked about commercialism of films in China, the film industry as a kind of mafia and the lacking of a master film in China.
Posted in Film
Tagged cinemas, commercial films, The Warrior and the Wolf, Tian Zhuangzhuang, Time Weekly
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Beijing Queer Film Festival
An interview by Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn with two of the organizers of Beijing’s fourth Queer Film Festival that took place this summer. Shot and edited by Patrick Carr of Mandarin Film.
Posted in Featured Video, Film
Tagged film, gay, Mandarin Film
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“What makes the most profit? Risk does.” China Film Group CEO interview with Southern Weekly
Han Sanping, the CEO of China Film Group, is extensively interviewed by Southern Weekly about overwhelming statics, creating a “dialogue” with Americans and their film industry, and how the State apparatus supports the making of movies and fostering of young directors in China.
Posted in Film
Tagged China Film Group, Han Sanping, Southern Weekly, State-owned film
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Human flesh search engine film, part two
The second part of Human Flesh Search Engine, a short documentary film directed by Luis A. Tapia.
Posted in Film
Tagged film, human flesh search, Internet, Luis Tapia
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