The Chinese film and TV industry wants better "foreign voices" on overseas screens.
A much-heralded director draws eager crowds with a rare appearance-and unconventional words-at the Shanghai International Film Festival.
A Chinese TV drama series based on the country's fight against corruption and on other political developments is poised to challenge the popularity of the US hit House of Cards.
Cold War II, a sequel of the 2013 Hong Kong Academy Awards' biggest winner, is set for global release on July 8.
Many fans are sighing over Daniel Wu's "ugliest" role in history in the film Warcraft, but they may find more to enjoy in his role in the upcoming sci-fi action Sky on Fire.
China wants more cooperation with other countries on film and TV series translation.
Still photos of upcoming film "My Best Friends' Wedding", starring actress Hsu Chi and actor Feng Shaofeng, were recently released.
The "Warcraft" movie reigned China's box office on Thursday, which was the Dragon Boat Festival, earning 290 million yuan ($44.2 million) on the second day after its debut.
The Grand View sale of old Chinese artworks made 667 million yuan, exceeding the modern art total for the first time since the sale's launch.
South Korea's Lee Joon-gi will soon grab eyeballs in China's rapidly booming movie market.
A chapter from a popular long-running radio horror series will soon jump to the big screen.
Game lovers and moviegoers can now enjoy the much-awaited fight of humans and orcs on the big screen, Xu Fan reports.