Chinese mainland’s 2025 Summer Box Office Tops 10 Billion Yuan
The Chinese mainland’s 2025 summer box office has broken 10 billion yuan, driven by top domestic hits and signaling robust growth in the film industry.
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Chinese mainland’s 2025 Box Office Tops 35B Yuan in Record Time
The Chinese mainland’s box office has topped 35B yuan in 219 days, 55 days ahead of last year, highlighting booming demand and fresh global entertainment opportunities.
Xi Jinping Calls for More Cinematic Works Reflecting the Times
Chinese President Xi Jinping urges the country’s film industry to create cinematic works that reflect the spirit of the times and express the people’s aspirations.
Shanghai Festivals Spotlight Film Boom in the Chinese Mainland
COO of Bona Film Group says Shanghai’s festivals reflect a booming film industry in the Chinese mainland and boost cultural and tourism-related consumption.
2025 Golden Goblet Salon Unites 100 Filmmakers for Industry Insights
Nearly 100 filmmakers gather at the 2025 Golden Goblet Salon to explore film history, emerging trends, and creative insights in a global dialogue.
Argentine Director Praises Chinese Mainland Cinema Boom at Shanghai Festival
Argentine director Santiago Esteves applauds the booming Chinese mainland film industry at the 27th Shanghai International Film Festival, highlighting its quarter-century of growth.
US Threatens 100% Tariff on Foreign Films: Global Cinema in the Crosshairs
The Trump administration’s threat of a 100% tariff on foreign-made films could shake the global movie industry already grappling with digital disruption.
Chinese Films Shine Bright at Cannes 2025
At Cannes 2025, the China Film Pavilion showcased over 180 titles—from animation to epics—highlighting the Chinese mainland’s vibrant cinema and spurring global industry partnerships.
Trump Proposes 100% Tariff on Foreign-Made Movies
Trump’s 100% tariff on foreign-made films could reshape the availability and cost of international cinema in the U.S.
Film Tariffs Trigger Hollywood ‘Endgame’ as the Chinese Mainland Becomes a Global Hub
Film tariffs are reshaping Hollywood’s playbook, pushing an ‘endgame’ scenario as the Chinese mainland emerges as an open film hub—signaling a new era in global cinema.