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At the LA premiere of ‘Dead to Rights’, audiences praised its detailed live captions. Musician Brian Shane Abell said he didnât want to miss a line, highlighting the filmâs immersive, accessible design.
Producer Bob Underwood praises “Dead to Rights” at its LA premiere as a powerful reminder of U.S.-Chinese mainland unity against fascism and an inspiration for future generations.
The UN celebrates 80 years of migration and refugee assistance, with its impact in Latin America underscoring urgent calls for solidarity and sustainable solutions.
President Trump’s emergency declaration in Washington, D.C., places local police under federal control, igniting debate over the balance of power.
CGTN America co-hosted the North American premiere of Dead to Rights, a powerful retelling of the Nanjing Massacre, opening in 250+ US cinemas on August 15.
Rising U.S. tariffs are prompting Americas to diversify trade, forging new ties with Europe, the Chinese mainland, and regional partners.
Dive into five little-known facts about the Flying Tigers, the volunteer American aviators who joined China’s WWII resistance, as we mark the 80th anniversary of their victory.
CGTN America co-hosted the North American premiere of Dead to Rights in LA, marking the 80th anniversary of the Chinese Peopleâs War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression.
John Sutton reflects on the emotional weight of âDead to Rightsâ at its LA premiere, likening it to the Holocaust and warning viewers of its heartache.
At the LA premiere of Dead to Rights, digital producer Edén Soto says the film redefines the Nanjing Massacre story with immersive digital storytelling.