Chinese film director Hark Tusi attends the closing ceremony of the 24th Beijing College Student Film Festival held on May 26 in Beijing.
Sci-fi horror film Life is having a big impact on Chinese screens with its exciting story and star-studded cast.
The Indian drama "Dangal" held the top spot for a second week in the Chinese film market, earning 358 million yuan (51.97 million U.S.dollars) in the week ending May 21.
Beautiful Accident, the acting debut of entertainment giant Huayi Brother co-founder Wang Zhonglei's 11-year-old son, Wang Yuanye, drew many celebrities to the film's promotional event in Beijing on Sunday.
The market scale of China's media industry was 1.6 trillion yuan ($232 billion) in 2016, up by 19.1 percent year-on-year, a new report said, making it one of the fastest growing sectors in the country.
Actor-director Wu Jing says his upcoming war drama Wolf Warrior II is about conflict in Africa.
Chinese director Li Ruijun's Walking Past the Future film, selected in the "Un Certain Regard" (In some perspective) section of the 70th Cannes Film Festival, drew wide audience's appreciation during its screening Saturday.
Tsai Kang-yung, a popular talk show host, said the first film he directed will hit big screens around the country on May 27.
Pseudo-documentary thriller The Possessed by young director Ma Kai will make its world premiere at the 70th Cannes Film Festival, producers said on Wednesday.
On the sets of the upcoming movie Wine War, Leon Lai has many jobs: a translator, light adjustor, prop checker, a child actor's sitter and the most significant one, as director.
In outer space, no one can hear you scream. But in Chinese theaters, they probably will.
Lili Marleen is a Germany song that was popular during World War II. But when actor-turned-director Huang Lei heard it, he decided it would be part of his directorial debut, What a Wonderful Family.