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Tag Archives: film
SARFT goes after online video, again
A spokesman for the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT) announced yesterday that some original drama series and films on video websites like Youku.com and Tudou.com don’t meet government censorship standards and contain unacceptable dirty language, violence and … Continue reading
Posted in Business and the Economy, Internet and Media
Tagged censorship, Danwei.com, film, Internet, media, Media Business, media regulation, SARFT, video
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Child kidnapping in China: A case study
This post is by C. Custer, editor in chief of ChinaGeeks. For the past year, he has been researching and filming a documentary about kidnapped children in China. This is the story of one of the subjects of the film. Mr. Liu and … Continue reading
Posted in Crime and Corruption
Tagged Chinageeks, Danwei.com, documentary, film, kidnapping, Shanxi, Taiyuan
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Sex shops and the Red Light Revolution
Sexy Beijing interviews the cast and crew of the film Red Light Revolution.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged @altcat, Beijing, film, Red Light Revolution, Sam Voutas, Sex, sex shops
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Film Copyright Association to collect fees from internet cafés, long distance buses
Dongguan Times reports on a new charge for internet cafés and long distance buses commencing on January 1, 2011. Although it was reported in May that long distance buses and internet cafés might be charged for showing films through a newly developed digital distribution platform, media is now reporting that locally acquired “people with connections” will be given the duty of collecting fees.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged copyright, Dongguan Times, film, National Copyright Association, Yangtze Evening Post
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Translating for the masses
Sun Zhongxu explains literary translation; Zhao Guohua talks about two decades of film translation; and genre translator Yu Shi describes her work schedule.
Posted in Books, Translation
Tagged books, Dan Brown, film, Stephen King, Sun Zhongxu, translation, Yu Shi, Zhao Guohua
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Chinese horror films: It was all just a dream
Yang Jian explains why there aren’t any real horror films on the mainland, and why Hong Kong has backed away from real horror.
Formerly blacklisted actress Tang Wei to play Mao Zedong’s first girlfriend in Party film
Actress Tang Wei (汤唯), who was blacklisted from appearing in Chinese films or on TV for a time, has been rehabilitated: she is to play Mao Zedong’s first love in a new film called The Founding of the Party, a prequel to the state-produced smash hit
Posted in Film
Tagged film, Mao Zedong, Tang Wei
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Southern Weekly in conversation with Chen Daoming
Two weeks ago, Southern Weekly ran a long interview with Chen Daoming. In it, Chen talks about the bygone days of when directors actually took time to film TV series and when film-makers were not just trying to grab money.
Posted in Film
Tagged Chen Daoming, film, Southern Weekly, TV
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Jay Chou as Kato in Green Hornet trailer
Jay Chou takes on Bruce Lee’s role.
What’s wrong with a giant cock?
A trailer for a new comedy set in a sex shop in Beijing called Red Light Revolution from Scopofile Films.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged film, Red Light Revolution, sex shops
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