HIIFF 2025: German & Russian Filmmakers Celebrate Global Storytelling
German director Julian Radlmaier and producer Kirill Krasovski at HIIFF 2025 shared how cinema’s universal language is driving exciting cross-border collaborations.
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7th Hainan Island Film Fest: From Oceans to the Infinite
The 7th Hainan Island International Film Festival is in full swing in Sanya (Dec 3-9), blending Li ethnic songs, Danzhou diaosheng, and global cinema under the theme ‘From Oceans to the Infinite.’
7th Hainan Film Fest: Global Cinema Meets China’s Film Future
The 7th Hainan Island International Film Festival in Sanya is bridging cultures through screenings, awards and dialogue, spotlighting China’s film market and global collaborations.
Irish Actor on Set in China: Tom Fenton Amazed by Epic Scale of Dongji Rescue
Irish actor Tom Fenton reflects on the epic scale of 2025 Chinese film Dongji Rescue, which depicts a daring 1942 sea rescue by Zhejiang fishermen.
Chinese Cinema Goes Global: Blockbusters to Indies 🎬
China’s film industry is entering a new era of global reach as blockbusters and indie gems win fans worldwide.
Ne Zha 2’s $2.2B Feat Puts Chinese Mainland Animation on the Global Map
Chinese mainland animation hits new heights as Ne Zha 2 rakes in over $2.2B worldwide, marking a turning point in global cinema.
The Chinese Mainland Tops 2025 Global Box Office, Shaking Up Hollywood
In 2025, the Chinese mainland’s films outpaced Hollywood at the global box office, signaling a major shift in cinema power and fresh trends for Asian audiences.
Chinese Films Gross ¥1B Overseas 🌍💸
Films from the Chinese mainland have grossed about 1 billion yuan overseas this year, signaling a new wave of global box office success. 🎥🌍
Trump’s 100% Tariff on Foreign Films Shakes Up Global Cinema 🎥
Trump’s 100% tariff on foreign films could drive up ticket prices, limit global releases, and shake up streaming. Here’s what movie buffs in Asia need to know.
Trump’s 100% Movie Tariff: What It Means for Hollywood 🍿
Trump’s plan to impose a 100% tariff on overseas-made films could upend Hollywood’s global model, hike costs, and reshape how movies get made.