At TIFFCOM, the Blue Book of China Film 2025 outlined the industry’s realities, from box office decline to AI-driven growth and mid-budget recovery.

Way Out, a film adapted from a best-selling novel about China's pioneering female geological prospectors, is set to hit theaters nationwide on Nov 8.

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As the China Film Pavilion makes its debut appearance at TIFFCOM, the Chinese animation industry now stands as one of the nation’s most dynamic exports: "A new generation of animation creators has ...

In 1937, when the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression escalated, Ruth was practicing medicine in Nanchang, Jiangxi province, and she was unable to return to Minqing. Seeing ...

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Some on social media in China have also posted comments such as “Give me back my money” and “The movie was garbage.” ...

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Trump congratulates Takaichi for becoming Japan's first female PM as US President makes state visit.

Row to Win” stayed in first place for a second straight weekend with RMB27.6 million ($3.9 million), according to consultancy ...