Chinese film Once Upon A Time in the Middle East turns food, war and a restaurant into a moving story of survival, human dignity and the pursuit of peace.
Chinese film Once Upon A Time in the Middle East...
China’s animated film All Wishes Come True reimagines the Eight Immortals as ordinary people, highlighting a new trend in Chinese animation.
For generations, Chinese audiences have grown up with stories...
A Beijing exhibition showcases Dear You film props alongside historic Qiaopi letters, revealing the lives, memories and cultural heritage of overseas Chinese.
Props from the hit Chinese film Dear You are...
Hong Kong film producer Nansun Shi, who helped shape the city’s cinematic golden age and brought Chinese-language films to global audiences, has died at the age of 75.
When the credits rolled on...
A Chinese box office hit, Dear You, has unexpectedly resonated with audiences through its portrayal of family bonds and the forgotten tradition of “Qiaopi,” handwritten letters sent by overseas Chinese...
From a TV classic to a box office success, Back to the Past shows why Hong Kong stories still resonate with audiences 24 years later.
The long-awaited film adaptation of Back to the Past (《寻秦记》) officially...
China’s 2025 box office hits £5.5 billion, with animation leading the growth.
China’s film market keeps growing. As of December 13th, total box office revenue in mainland China has surpassed RMB 50 billion...
Zootopia 2 has become Disney’s biggest hit in China, driven by strong box office results, fan demand, branded merchandise, and new experiences at Shanghai Disneyland.
Nine years after the original Zootopia...
The 38th Golden Rooster Awards highlight China’s rising film stars and diverse feature films, showcasing innovation, emerging directors, and new trends in Chinese cinema.
The 38th Golden Rooster Awards...
Explore highlights from China’s Golden Rooster Film Festival, featuring top films, stars, and cultural moments.
The 38th Golden Rooster Awards, part of the 2025 China Golden Rooster & Hundred Flowers...
French director Jean-Jacques Annaud shares his experiences directing “Wolf Totem”, working in China, and his views on AI in filmmaking.
French director Jean-Jacques Annaud, known worldwide...
The Garden Cinema brings a season of Taiwanese cinema to London until October 15th, showcasing the best of Taiwan films both then and now.
Taiwanese Cinema: Now and Then brings a collection of films from...
Nezha 2 English release is planned to land in North America on August 22nd with a dubbed version starring Michelle Yeoh.
The movie will be distributed by the American company A24 in partnership with the...
The Sinking of the Lisbon Maru by Fang Li shines a light on the tragic death of thousands of British Prisoners of War, and the Chinese fisherman who saved hundreds.
In October 1942, the Japanese freighter...
As Ne zha 2 becomes the highest-grossing animated film of all time, we have a look at some of the best Chinese animated movies.
Chinese animated movies have seen a significant rise in popularity recently,...
This year’s Spring Festival film lineup is diverse and dynamic, spanning genres such as martial arts, fantasy, comedy, action, suspense, and military drama.
Watching films during the Spring Festival has...
Best Chinese Movies of 2024 brings together a list of some of the best movies from China and the Chinese diaspora released during 2024.
There were a lot of great movies to choose from this year. The China...
To Live Review: The Garden Cinema screens terrific but sorrowful movie by Zhang Yimou.
To Live is not an enjoyable movie. Life is unrelenting in oppressing the protagonist Fugui and his family, to the...
Red Sorghum review: The opening movie of The Garden Cinema’s Zhang Yimou retrospective shines.
Zhang Yimou’s magnificent directorial debut Red Sorghum (1987) shines as it opens a retrospective of his movies screening...
Chinese movie Successor brought plenty of laughs to its UK Premier at Odeon Covent Garden on Friday 2nd August
The hilarious Chinese movie Successor (2024) held its UK premier last Friday as it opens globally...
The After four years of work, a season of Zhang Yimou’s movies will screen for the first time in Europe at The Garden Cinema from July 19th.
London’s newest independent cinema, The Garden Cinema...