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.
China's television regulator on Sunday issued strict limits on foreign-inspired TV programs in a bid to boost innovation of homemade programs.
Disney and Pixar's "Finding Dory" swept over the North American box office and set a new record for animated film in Father's Day weekend.
Actor Liu Ye receives the best actor award during the awarding ceremony of the 2016 Shanghai International Film Festival in Shanghai, June 19, 2016.
Both Hollywood and China's film industry have been searching for the secret formula for global hits. Before they find it, 'made for China'-with Chinese money and US talent-seems to be a tantalizing option.
China's national TV channel, CCTV-3, is poised to attract more viewers with seven new shows later this year.
Warcraft producer Alex Gartner predicts that we'll see more Hollywood films adding Chinese elements, a trend he spoke of in a recent forum during the Shanghai International Film Festival.