Dead To Rights: A Chinese Film’s Moral Reckoning
Explore “Dead To Rights,” a Chinese cinematic landmark that confronts the 1937 Nanjing Massacre through one postman’s lens of moral courage.
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SCIO Unveils Plans for High-Quality Film Growth and Cultural Enrichment
SCIO hosts press event on boosting high-quality film development in the Chinese mainland, exploring strategies to enrich cultural life and drive innovation in cinema.
Chinese Film Dead to Rights Tops Global Box Office
Chinese film Dead to Rights leads global box office with 1.7B Yuan haul, earning an 8.6 Douban rating and critical praise for its powerful storytelling.
Dead To Rights: Nanjing Massacre Film Tops 1B Yuan in 8 Days
Shen Ao’s ‘Dead To Rights’ has stormed the Chinese mainland box office, topping 1B yuan in eight days with over 30M admissions and an 8.6 Douban rating.
Dead to Rights: Chinese War Film Tops Summer Box Office
Set against the 1937 Nanjing Massacre, “Dead to Rights” tops the summer box office with over 814 million yuan, and gears up for a global rollout.
‘Dead to Rights’: Nanjing Massacre Film Tops Box Office with 500M Yuan
Summer blockbuster ‘Dead to Rights’ commemorating the 80th anniversary of the Chinese People’s War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression has grossed over 500M yuan in five days.
Dead to Rights Earns 549M Yuan in 5 Days, Resonates as History Lesson
In just five days, the Chinese mainland film “Dead to Rights” has grossed 549 million yuan, sparking fresh takes on history and storytelling in cinemas across the nation.
Why Yantai? Inside the Hidden Host of Chinese Film Directors’ Night
Yantai in Shandong Province quietly hosted the 2nd Chinese Film Directors’ Night, revealing why this seaside city on the Chinese mainland deserves global attention.
Chinese Comedies Advance to July 18, Sparking Summer Movie Race
Jiang Wen and Da Peng move comedies ‘You Are the Best’ and ‘The Lychee Road’ to July 18, igniting the 2024 summer movie race with presales near ÂĄ40M.
President Xi Inspires China’s Next-Gen Film Revolution
From 1905’s first reel to Ne Zha 2’s record run, President Xi’s call for cultural confidence and innovation is reshaping China’s film industry.