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128 articles available in total starting from 25/05/2011. Last article published on 30/07/2026.

UK and China strengthen film ties with Electric Shadows

UK and China strengthen film ties with Electric Shadows

Year long business, trade, creative and cultural collaboration between the two countries commences  

21/01/2014 | Industry | UK/China

Eliot & Me wins at China International Children’s Film Festival

Eliot & Me wins at China International Children’s Film Festival

Cool Kids Don’t Cry, On My Way and Jungle Master amongst other winners of the 12th edition of this international festival dedicated to children’s film  

19/09/2013 | Awards | China

Warsaw ready with the first result of Chinese-European promotion scheme

Warsaw ready with the first result of Chinese-European promotion scheme

The Warsaw International Film Festival’s CentEast Market, which runs between October 18-20, has programmed a selection of new Chinese films and works-in-progress  

17/09/2013 | Markets | China/Europe

Zentropa readies romantic comedy for Danish-Chinese production

Through Zentropa China, the Danish company will produce Chinese features for the Chinese market ‘working on local terms’  

26/07/2013 | Production | Denmark/China

The coproduction treaty between Italy and China bears its first fruits

Chinese television station Cctv6 will be coproducing Sciarra’s next film, Tianjin Tv will be doing so for Logli and Pondi’s, Agosta puts his name to China Loves Italy  

13/12/2012 | Production | Italy/China

Hollywood movies control Chinese box office, with six in Top Ten

Although only 63 international films were launched in China during 2011 – by two companies – they accounted for 46% of the total box office  

09/11/2012 | Market | China

Interview: David Verbeek • Director

A European filmmaker in China

After Shanghai Trance (in competition at Rotterdam) and R U There (Un Certain Regard section at Cannes 2010), the Dutch director has returned to China for Club Zeus 

25/05/2011

Club Zeus

After Shanghai Trance and R U There, Dutch director David Verbeek has made another China-set film in Mandarin.  

25/05/2011 | Films | Reviews

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