A new star-studded reality TV show is tapping into young Chinese people's love of basketball, Chen Nan reports.
Stories about a voluntary rescue team operating along the Yangtze River in Wuhan, the capital of Hubei province, will be adapted into a feature-length film to better promote modern grassroots heroes, it was announced in Beijing on Friday.
Box office sales in China reached 6.96 billion yuan ($1.02 billion) in July, making the month the highest-earning July of all time in the national film market.
Nishith Shah, an Indian who is currently working at ICBC'S (the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China) Mumbai headquarters in Bandra, shot into our attention through his recent appearance in a famous Chinese movie titled Dying to Survive.
Several domestically-made movies have hit home runs in the Chinese box office since July.
Focus on China, an annual event to exchange cinematic culture, will be held during the upcoming 75th Venice International Film Festival.
Internet search giant and online content provider Baidu announced that it would team up with Zoomin.TV, the largest short video producer in Europe, to coproduce a series of short films focusing on inspiring Chinese people.
As one of China's top-earning authors, Xu Lei - perhaps better known by his pen name, Nanpai Sanshu - recently revealed his bestselling tomb-raiding franchise will expand to a new generation of teen adventurers.
Known for decades as the master of the visual feast, maverick director Tsui Hark is returning to our screens with his take on 7th-century China as the backdrop for his latest "Detective Dee" epic.
Jackie Chan's annual film festival recently concluded in Datong with a Chinese action hit topping the awards.
Mirrors and Feathers, this year's top winner at the International Film Festival Rotterdam, will be released in more than 430 cinemas around China, including affiliates of the China Arthouse Film Screening Alliance, on July 20.
The director of China's second-highest grossing film stole the spotlight in New York City.