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Category Archives: Film
Pirates are not insulting, say netizens and academics
Chow Yun-fat is a pirate in Pirates of the Caribbean. This insults the Chinese people, say some. Will SARFT block the film’s release?
Posted in Film, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged Chow Yun-fat, GAPP, movies, pirates, Pirates of the Caribbean, SARFT, Zhang Hongsen
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The first death of the CR
UPDATE (2007/5/10): The text of this entry trips the keyword filters of mainland Chinese ISPs. We have provided a PDF version of the original entry and comments, or you can view an image of the post. The video may be … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
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Postal modernism in the cinema
Commentary on The Postmodern Life of My Aunt (姨妈的后现代生活).
Posted in Blogs, Film
Tagged Hu Xudong, postmodernism
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What’s wrong with Thirteen Princess Trees?
The movie Thirteen Princess Trees (十三棵泡桐) directed by Lu Yue (吕乐) is delayed for a second round of review by the China Film Bureau.
Posted in Film, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged @classic, film, He Dacao, Lu Yue, SARFT, Thirteen Princess Trees
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Parsing the Babel cuts
Two different news reports on the cuts to the mainland Chinese version of Babel.
Posted in Beijing, Film, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, Newspapers
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Self-esteem for domestic cinema
Mirror reports that SARFT frowns on spoofs that attack the film industry.
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Exploitation and The Blood of Yingzhou District
Xinhua journalist Xiong Lei (熊蕾) eviscerates the academy-award-winning AIDS orphan documentary The Blood of Yingzhou District (颍州的孩子). Cinematographer Qu Jiangtao (曲江涛) responds.
Posted in Blogs, Film, Foreign media on China, Internet, Media and Advertising
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Picking apart the 2007 Gala
Spring Festival 2007 Gala videos and controversy.
Posted in Architecture, Blogs, Film, Internet, Media and Advertising, TV
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