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Category Archives: Film
Announcement: Chinese film producers wanted for cooperation
Brainwave Pictures Europe B.V. is a Dutch based motion picture production company with extensive contacts with book publishers throughout Europe. These publishers are willing and able to participate in the production of movies. Best selling books are already on the … Continue reading
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Why Feng Xiaogang shot such a lame Banquet
Feng Xiaogang’s ‘The Banquet’ gets the spoof treatment, SARFT criticizes Lou Ye’s aesthetic sensibility after banning him for five years, The Opposite End of China talks about progress in Xinjiang, and Wang Xiarou writes about bathhouses.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Film, Humor, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged bathing, Feng Xiaogang, Lou Ye, SARFT, Xinjiang
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Rui’an protests documented online
Danwei Noon Report is a daily roundup of new and old media coverage about China from Chinese and English sources. High school blues Videos of Rui’an protests Short videos of clashes between protesters and armed police in Rui’an are circulating … Continue reading
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Three Gorges movie wins Golden Lion
Still Life (三峡好人) by Jia Zhangke (贾樟柯), and Xinhua’s buisness wire service regulations.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Film, Foreign media on China, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation
Tagged Golden Lion, Jia Zhangke, movies, Xinhua
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Who’s doing the censoring, exactly?
Lou Ye gets banned from filmmaking, and workers in a Beijing film processing plant confiscate copies of a movie they think is too sexy.
Posted in Film, Media and Advertising, Media regulation
Tagged @classic, Curiosity Kills the Cat, film, Hu Qiming, Lou Ye, SARFT, Summer Palace, Zhang Hongsen
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Special forces cops
Special forces, Bullog, press freedom, and Shaolin.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Film, Media and Advertising
Tagged Bullog, press freedom, Shaolin, SWAT
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Production troubles on a community DV shoot
The movie ‘How can I rescue you, my daughter’ runs into trouble shooting in the Tiantongyuan community in Beijing.
Posted in Beijing, Film, Internet, Media and Advertising
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The General Administration of Anxiety about Radio, Film and TV
‘Sanlian Life Week’ contributing editor Wang Xiaofeng’s short blog essay about the new rules issued by the State Administration of Radio, TV and Film (SARFT) that seek to control online video.
Posted in Film, Internet, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation, Recently on Danwei
Tagged @classic, online video, SARFT, Wang Xiaofeng
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The benefits of piracy
by Kaiser Kuo
Piracy as a window on the western world.
Posted in Books, Film, Intellectual Property, IP and Law, Music, TV
Tagged IPR, Kaiser Kuo, music, piracy, sawgash
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by Kaiser Kuo
by Kaiser Kuo
Disappearing Shanghai
Shu Haolun is a documentary fimmaker from Shanghai. His family has an old house in Da Zhongli, one of Shanghai’s oldest neighborhoods. The family has lived there for three generations. When he heard the news that the neighborhood faced “urban … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Shanghai, Trends and Buzz
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