Producer Fang Li's recent "80-million-yuan kowtow", which sparked an online controversy, recently triggered a discussion among the industry insiders on setting up special cinemas for art-house films.
The China Royal Cuisine Museum, the first and only private museum devoted to imperial food traditions, is staging a new drama.
"Warcraft" continued its domination of the Chinese film market in the week ending June 19, earning 316 million yuan ($48 million), China Film News reported on Tuesday.
Two Disney subsidiaries have sued three Chinese companies for infringement of intellectual property rights and unfair competition.
Chinese movie mogul and art collector Wang Zhongjun, 56, is venturing into the auctioning business and says a private art museum of his own will be built in 2017.
The Hong Kong director's ceremony-like filmmaking was shown in a 47-minute documentary about Johnnie To's upcoming film, Three, at Peking University on Sunday.
It's only a matter of time before China overtakes the United States to top the world's movie market, in terms of box-office returns, says 20th Century Fox's China office head.
With around one-third of Now You See Me 2 based in Macao, and the Mandarin-spouting Mark Ruffalo and Jay Chou forming part of a stellar cast, the feature film is expected to hit the spot with moviegoers on the mainland.
A Uygur photographer's documentary seeks to focus on the lives of Xinjiang natives, who are away from home.
Warcraft had so far yielded more than $200 million in China as compared to a modest $50 million domestically.
With his recent three films' box office tally soaring to 4.35 billion yuan ($659 million), Deng Chao has been listed as the most lucrative actor on China's big screen.
For China's film market, which is growing at full speed, the relationship between Shakespeare and film may give it a boost.