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Project:Syntropy, creators of technologies and display solutions for dome cinemas and immersive attractions, has completed the delivery of a turnkey full dome AV solution for the Qin Palace flying theatre at Hengdian World Studios theme park in Dongyang, China. The … Continued
China’s leading website for streaming foreign video content has been targeted in a piracy clampdown by the officials. YYeTs.com, China’s largest subtitling website, was a sanctuary for the Chinese populace offering them subtitles and pirated content within the country from … Continued
“Every producer in Hollywood is envious that China’s theaters have been able to reopen safely,” Jeff Most, a Hollywood producer known for the film series “The Crow,” said. “China managed their COVID-19 pandemic in a much better way than the … Continued
The filmmaker’s 2009 blockbuster Avatar will receive a wide re-release in China on Friday, per The Hollywood Reporter. It will be available to exhibitors in both IMAX 3D and ordinary 3D. China’s Film Bureau requested a re-release of Avatar in … Continued
With the pandemic under control, China’s film industry is thriving. And it’s doing so without any help from Hollywood. The country’s box office generated $775 million (5 billion yuan) over the recent Lunar New Year weekend—its most ever for a … Continued
China’s film industry, like many sectors of the entertainment industry, suffered a catastrophic blow due to the COVID-19 outbreak and subsequent lockdowns since the end of January. Movie theatres around the world have had to close down as well when … Continued
More than 40% of cinemas in China could go bust, according to a bleak report by the China Film Association. Having been temporary closed during the virus pandemic, audiences may struggle to return, the association says. Millions of Chinese have … Continued
Undeterred by the current state of the industry, and despite posting a $668M profit loss for 2019, China’s Wanda Film is betting big on the local theatrical business. The division of Dalian Wanda Group said that it intends to spend about $431M raised … Continued
China’s top administrative body has officially “recommended” that cinemas and other entertainment venues remain closed for the foreseeable future due to coronavirus concerns. That spells continued trouble for Chinese cinemas, even as other business sectors get back to work. Read more: https://variety.com/2020/film/news/china-coronavirus-cinemas-prolonged-closures-1234580728/
On March 20, the specially negotiated five films were re-released officially. The total box-office for the first day was 11.2K RMB (£1.3K). Source: 486 cinemas reopened in China as films officially released again | UK-China Film Collab