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Tag Archives: film ratings
Sex and violence in mainland Chinese cinemas
Mou Tun Fei’s The Men Behind the Sun, an exploitation film about Japan’s infamous Unit 731 that because Hong Kong’s first Category III movie, was shown in theaters on the mainland.
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Tagged film ratings, Mou Tun Fei, Wei Junzi, Zheng Dongtian
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Film ratings system “news” is a five-year-old interview
An article quoting Film Bureau director Tong Gang about an upcoming film ratings system is a fake.
Posted in Film
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Tagged @altcat, Beijing Business Today, Beijing Youth Daily, film, Film Bureau, film ratings, Tong Gang, Xinhua
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Danwei Picks: Ramadan in China
Regulating scrap; tradition in Tibet; Ramadan in Xinjiang; Australian hostages; film ratings get the thumbs down.
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Tagged atheism, film ratings, GAPP, hostages, Ramadan, Tibet, Xinjiang
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Lost in Beijing finally gets killed
SARFT (广电总局) brings down the hammer on Lost in Beijing (苹果), one year after its offense.
Posted in Media regulation
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Tagged @classic, Fang Li, film, film ratings, Hu Qiming, Kaiju Shakedown, Lao Huang, Lost in Beijing, Red Alert, SARFT, Southern Weekly, Zhang Hongsen
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Unsatisfied with the Lust, Caution edits? Sue!
Dong Yanbin (董彦斌) sues SARFT (广电总局) over cuts to Lust, Caution (色,戒)
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Tagged Eileen Chang, film ratings, Ng See-Yuen
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No space for quality cinema
Imagethief writes about Han Sanping’s patriotic sentiments, Chang Ping blasts SARFT for leaving no room for good Chinese cinema, and Jet Li complains about his movies getting banned.
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Tagged Chang Ping, film, film ratings, Imagethief, Jet Li, SARFT, TV
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Tony Leung on Hong Kong’s last decade of film
Tony Leung (梁家辉) writes for Soho Xiaobao (SOHO小报).
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Tagged film, film ratings, Hong Kong, Soho Xiaobao, Tony Leung
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The case against a film rating system
An Outlook Weekly (瞭望新闻周刊) op-ed argues in favor of delaying a film rating system for the Chinese movie industry.
Posted in Film, Magazines, Media and Advertising, Media regulation, State media
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Tagged film ratings, law, Lin Wei, Outlook
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Who killed the movie rating system?
It was Huang Jianzhong (黄健中), director of Rice (大鸿米店), the film adaptation of the story by Su Tong (苏童).
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Tagged film ratings, GAPP, Lao Huang, Su Tong, YWeekend
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These films are not yet rated
Ng See-Yuen (Wu Siyuan, 吴思远) argues that Chinese movies are bland because there’s no rating system in place: they have to be acceptable for everyone, from children to the elderly, and they can’t criticize contemporary society. That’s why there are so many costume dramas.
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Tagged @classic, film ratings, Ng See-Yuen, Wang Xiaofeng
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