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Tag Archives: film
Yunnan Big Screen Film Festival
A review of the Yunnan Big Screen Film Festival 2007 in Kunming.
Danwei Picks: 2007-12-7
Beijing Newspeak on Xinhua’s reporting on the PLA train to Tibet, A Modern Lei Feng on changes in Beijing, and a possible ban on foreign movies until May.
Posted in From the Web
Tagged activism, China Dialogue, film, subway, Xinhua
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‘Lust, Caution’ box office numbers in Beijing
SCREEN is an unofficial poll of audiences’ feedback on new released movie conducted by The Beijing News (新京报). They carried out an audiences’ poll about Ang Lee’s Lust, Caution (色戒) on its debut day (November 1) in a Beijing theatre. … Continue reading
Posted in Film, Newspapers, Survey
Tagged box office, Caution, censorship, film, Lust
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Danwei FM: Interview with director of Soul Carriage
Guest contributer Erica Schlaikjer interviews Conrad Clark, director of Soul Carraige, which debuted September 25th.
Posted in Danwei FM, Environmental problems, Film
Tagged environment, film, podcast
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Google video search for China
Google has launched a a service that searches Chinese video sharing websites. Baidu already has a video sharing function. To compare the two services, you can see what they both return for Wang Xiaofeng (王小峰): Google, Baidu.
Transformers and Wikipedia
The Chinese government works to keep out foreign flies. Examples from the film industry and the Internet.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged film, media regulation, Transformers, Wikipedia
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Serious, patriotic history, or giant robot battles?
Nanjing (南京) meets the Transformers (变形金刚).
Posted in Film
Tagged film, Nanjing, People's Daily, Transformers
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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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