With 10 stars, five directors and three top art-house filmmakers, the romance drama Cities in Love hit theaters on the Chinese mainland on Qixi, Valentine's Day in China, which fell on Aug 20 this year.
Nominations of the 24nd China Golden Rooster and Hundred Flowers Film Festival and the 30th Golden Rooster Awards have been announced in Beijing on Wednesday.
Here we list eight Chinese classic war films which encapsulate the bravery and wisdom of the Chinese who fought courageously on the frontline and even sacrificed their lives to earn the peace we have today.
In a surprise for Chinese animation, Tencent's big-screen feature is breaking records, Xu Fan reports.
When 49-year-old Victor Koo took center stage at a meeting in Beijing earlier this month, he was not wearing his usual suit and tie. Instead Koo, better known in China as Gu Yongqiang, was dressed in a casual T-shirt and jeans, and the changes are not set to stop at his wardrobe.
The Last Race, the unofficial sequel to the cinema classic, Chariots of Fire, has completed shooting and is set for worldwide release in March, according to director Stephen Shin.
As a young Chinese woman swirls on her toes to the music of Swan Lake, the scene abruptly changes to that of a battlefield on which former Soviet troops are seen helping Chinese villagers fight Japanese invaders.
Chinese film "Go Away Mr. Tumor" has come up top at China's box office, grossing nearly 20 million yuan ($3.12 million).
South Korea's 20th Busan International Film Festival (BIFF) has announced that iconic actress and filmmaker Sylvia Chang will lead this year's New Currents jury.
Three cartoons featuring Chinese people's resistance against Japanese aggression in World War II will be broadcast from Monday, the media watchdog has announced.
Award-winning Hong Kong actress Maggie Cheung Man-yuk has released an MV for her new song, titled If You Were Gone, which she wrote and sang for the movie Cities in Love.
John Lennon's widow, singer-artist Yoko Ono, will perform along with Plastic Ono Band at the Modernsky Music Festival, which will be held by the Beijing-based indie record company Modernsky on Oct 4 at Central Park in New York.
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