In a two-day extravaganza last weekend, the NEU Future Festival convened more than 30 speakers from both China and abroad to exchange ideas on topics ranging from art and music to film-making, science and technology – to explore the opportunities and challenges of our near and far future.
Four Chinese virtual reality films have been nominated for the 74th Venice International Film Festival, and will compete with their foreign rivals for three major prizes.
August marks a golden opportunity for the TV drama market as Chinese students enjoy their summer holiday, having more time to involve themselves in the TV plot and closely follow their favorite superstars.
With the ninth BRICS Summit to open in Xiamen, Fujian province, Where Has Time Gone?, the first movie coproduced by five BRICS countries, will be showcased at the summit, giving an insight of cinematic cultures and customs.
Adapted from the popular manga series of the same name, Gintama, a Japanese action-comedy film, is expected to hit the big screen in China on September 1.
The Venice International Film Festival kicks off on Wednesday night, starring a number of Chinese films and directors.
Wong Jing is a prominent figure in Hong Kong cinema. He has directed, penned and produced more than 100 films.
Chinese fans of special effects eagerly await the latest in the Planet of the Apes series. Xu Fan reports.
The seventh season saw the show's lead characters head towards a great battle for the Iron Throne, with the winner becoming the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms of Westeros, while a zombie army of White Walkers, led by the undead Night King, march south and threaten mankind's destruction.
After winning the Artistic Merit Award at the second BRICS Film Festival in Chengdu two months ago, "Where Has Time Gone", a co-production by directors from the five BRICS countries, will be shown to the public at the upcoming summit in September.
The International Promotion Programme of Chinese Ethnic Writers and International Forum on Translation and Publication of Chinese Ethnic Literature was held on Aug 24, 2017 in Beijing.
Foreign writers have signed agreements to publish 38 new titles on China at the Beijing International Book Fair on August 23.
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