Japanese director shares fascination with Yangtze as documentary screens

​Japanese director Ryo Takeuchi shared his deep fascination with the Yangtze River at a media event on Wednesday.

Sporting chance gives actor his big role

Self-discipline and training provides leading man with qualities to conquer the screen.

Community cinema: open-air magic in Yinchuan nights

"Grandpa, when will the film begin?" a kid asked. Around him were people attending an open-air cinema recently in Yinchuan, the capital of Ningxia Hui autonomous region.

Hu Ge returns to the silver screen in 'Gold or Shit'

Actor Hu Ge is gearing up for his domestic silver screen comeback in the upcoming film "Gold or Shit," where he takes on the role of a down-and-out scriptwriter for the second time, following his performance in the art-house film All Ears last year.

Saving endangered tree frog

Wang Ningjing's film documents her journey to find and protect the endangered Chinese immaculate tree frog, highlighting the fragile interdependence between humans and nature.

Shenyang set to spark laughter with inaugural comedy film week

The inaugural China (Shenyang) Comedy Film Week is poised to captivate audiences in Shenyang, Liaoning province, from June 7 to 11, encapsulating the spirit of mirth and cinema under the theme "Gathering in Shenyang, Blossoming with Joy".

Yantai takes spotlight with film extravaganza

Yantai in East China's Shandong province witnessed a grand gathering of more than 400 film directors, actors and industry luminaries on June 1 for the prestigious 2024 Chinese Film Directors' Night.

'Doraemon' reigns supreme on China's Children's Day for 4th straight year

"Doraemon the Movie: Nobita's Earth Symphony" dominated the Chinese mainland box office on Children's Day.

Minions mania: exclusive product line launched ahead of 'Despicable Me 4' premiere

Anticipation mounts as the upcoming Hollywood blockbuster, "Despicable Me 4," gears up for its Chinese mainland premiere on July 12.

AI gives the visually challenged a chance to enjoy movies

A new service jointly launched by the technology company Tencent and the library will expand their options. Titled "Barrier-free Cinemas", the service, aimed at benefiting China's more than 17 million visually impaired individuals, is scheduled to release over 600 films and TV dramas.