Chinese director Wang Xiaoshuai appealed to moviegoers for support after his acclaimed movie "Red Amnesia" performed poorly at the box office.
Korean master Ahn Jae Hoon told journalists during the 11th China International Cartoon and Animation Festival that he sought inspiration from traditional Chinese stories.
The ongoing 5th Beijing International Film Festival has generated over 13.8 billion yuan (about $2.2 billion) in contracts.
Ma Wuyi, a political adviser of the Municipal Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, called for better protection and promotion of Beijing's traditional culture, especially its time honored brands.
A campaign has been launched to restore old Chinese celluloid films.
Some analysts said that this December would see a three horse race between John Woo, Tsui Hark and Jiang Wen's latest films, but these big-budget productions saw a lackluster response from moviegoers.
The cultural products developed by the Palace Museum will bring in revenues of 900 million yuan ($145.3 million) this year.
Professor Sun Yixue, sub-decanal of the International School of Tongji University, contends that this hot phenomenon needs calm consideration, and that the way ahead is still long and arduous.
China’s thriving theater industry is transforming. It is becoming increasingly market-oriented and commercialized.
A forum on the development of digital animation at the China Smart Content & Developers Conference was held at the National Convention Center on Nov 18.
The China Cultural & Entertainment Industry Association was established in Beijing on Saturday.
China's science-fiction fans could soon turn their attention home, as the mainland's film industry is gearing up to make a big push into the genre.