Tsai Kang-yung, a popular talk show host, said the first film he directed will hit big screens around the country on May 27.
Pseudo-documentary thriller The Possessed by young director Ma Kai will make its world premiere at the 70th Cannes Film Festival, producers said on Wednesday.
In outer space, no one can hear you scream. But in Chinese theaters, they probably will.
Lili Marleen is a Germany song that was popular during World War II. But when actor-turned-director Huang Lei heard it, he decided it would be part of his directorial debut, What a Wonderful Family.
On the sets of the upcoming movie Wine War, Leon Lai has many jobs: a translator, light adjustor, prop checker, a child actor's sitter and the most significant one, as director.
Over the weekend, when the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation was underway in Beijing, India was missing from the first meeting of the Chinese led transnational connectivity program citing reservations about it.
CCTV-4, China Central Television's international channel for the global audience, signed a strategic cooperation agreement with the internet giant APUS Group last week.
As the Belt and Road Forum for International Cooperation kicked off on Sunday in Beijing, with issues like economic cooperation playing a main role, the film industry is not shying away from the spotlight.
What a Wonderful Family, the Chinese remake of Japanese master Yoji Yamada's 2016 comedy with the same title, was presented in a preview screening recently in Beijing.
Film Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the fifth installment in the series, premiered at Shanghai Disney Resort on May 11.
A bunch of blockbusters is making its way to the mainland's screens. This month, around 40 movies - including eight imports - have hit or will premiere in mainland theaters.
Dangal starring Aamir Khan has become the highest grossing Indian movie in China, making more than 100 million yuan ($145,000) in four days since released.