Tag Archives: China Film Group

Avatar ousted to make way for Confucius?

Posted on 2010-01-18 by Joel Martinsen

Notice says that the China Film Group has ordered Avatar pulled from screens starting January 23.

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“What makes the most profit? Risk does.” China Film Group CEO interview with Southern Weekly

Posted on 2009-09-28 by Alice Xin Liu

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.

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What do stars having a meeting look like? On Founding of a Republic and Ye Daying’s Tian’anmen

Posted on 2009-09-16 by Alice Xin Liu

Movie directors and stars came together to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People’s Republic. Two films, Tian’anmen (天安门) and The Founding of a Republic (建国大业) have been presented almost like “gifts” to the State for the anniversary.

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