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Category Archives: Film
A petition to stop the ban on Tang Wei
This was originally found on 郝建 (a professer of 北影 and a movie critic)’s blog,
http://blog.sina.com.cn/haojianblog. It is no longer there now, but can still be found on various other websites.
Posted in Film
Tagged He Zizhuang, Lust Caution, petition, SARFT, Tang Wei
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China Film Journal
Link to new website about Chinese language films.
Watch ‘The Case’ in Beijing
The Case, a film directed by Wang Fen the young filmmaker interviewed in a recent Danwei TV episode will be screened at Beijing’s Changhong Cinema (near Dongsi subway station) on Sunday January 13 at 2pm. You can register for a … Continue reading
Yunnan Big Screen Film Festival
A review of the Yunnan Big Screen Film Festival 2007 in Kunming.
‘Lust, Caution’ box office numbers in Beijing
SCREEN is an unofficial poll of audiences’ feedback on new released movie conducted by The Beijing News (新京报). They carried out an audiences’ poll about Ang Lee’s Lust, Caution (色戒) on its debut day (November 1) in a Beijing theatre. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Newspapers, Survey
Tagged box office, Caution, censorship, film, Lust
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Danwei FM: Interview with director of Soul Carriage
Guest contributer Erica Schlaikjer interviews Conrad Clark, director of Soul Carraige, which debuted September 25th.
Posted in Danwei FM, Environmental problems, Film
Tagged environment, film, podcast
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The horrors of SMS messaging
Naraka 19 (地狱第19层), based on the Cai Jun (蔡骏) novel, gets neutered by SARFT.
Posted in Film
Tagged @classic, Cai Jun, genre fiction, horror, mobile phones, SARFT, SMS
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Where are China’s disaster movies?
Yue Jianguo looks at China’s disaster readiness in light of the film Japan Sinks (日本沈没).