The upcoming Shanghai International Film Festival will feature some new directorial works by renowned Japanese filmmakers, including Yoji Yamada, Hirokazu Koreeda and Shion Sono.
China has banned children younger than 18 from appearing in reality TV shows to help them avoid potential problems caused by finding fame at an early age. Wang Yanfei reports.
The cinematic adaptation of the world's influential video game franchise Warcraft will hit the Chinese theaters on June 8, two days earlier than its North American release on June 6.
Two years after prominent filmmaker Wu Tianming's death, his last directorial work will debut in the country's cinemas on Friday.
Chinese fans first encountered Mark Osborne with Kung Fu Panda, which became the first animation film to earn more than 180 million yuan in the country. Nearly a decade later, the American animator is still looking for something new.
Romance-comedy Book of Love is leading the Chinese box office through the May Day holiday, taking in some 300 million yuan ($46 million) so far.
The 6th edition of the Chinese Film Festival in France (CFFF) will take place from May 24 to July 19, with a selection of 11 Chinese films released between 2015 and 2016, Su Xu, director of the China Cultural Center in Beijing.
Besides his achievements in painting and sculpture, Pablo Picasso also found enjoyment in designing ceramics and metal wares.
Chinese film market witnessed a slower growth in ticket sales during the May Day public holiday, falling below expectation for the first time since last year's rapid development.
China's biggest animation event concluded on Monday with a record 15.1 billion yuan ($2.3 billion) in contracts and sales, the organizing committee said.
If China's film market is a flame burning bright, the country's online literature is increasingly its fuel.
Domestic animated films screened in China generated more than 2 billion yuan (around $300 million) in 2015, posting growth of 78.6 percent from the previous year.