All Asia articles – Page 231
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News'The Wailing' remake eyed by Scott Free
Hit Korean horror played at Cannes 2016 and scored multiple deals.
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NewsParamount in slate pact with Shanghai Film Group, Huahua Media
The Chinese players have struck a slate financing pact with the studio that is potentially worth $1bn.
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NewsHong Kong-Asia Film Financing Forum selects 25 projects for 2017
This year’s event features an unprecedented increase in women directors and a new work-in-progress lab.
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NewsThomas Tull exits Legendary Entertainment
The founder, chairman and CEO of the Wanda-owned creator of such tentpoles as the Dark Knight trilogy and March release Kong: Skull Island has resigned.
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NewsSlits movie scores international deal ahead of completion
EXCLUSIVE: UK sales outfit boards doc about all-women punk band and Australian adventure movie.
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NewsChina box office: 'Rogue One' stays top, 'Passengers' rules the weekend
Star Wars spin-off has now passed $50m, while Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt sci-fi Passengers ruled the weekend.
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Features7 Asian and Middle Eastern films to tempt festival directors in 2017
Screen profiles some of the hottest projects from Asia, Middle East and North Africa in 2017.
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News'The Handmaiden', 'I Am Not Madame Bovary' lead Asian Film Award noms
Train To Busan and The Wailing also secured multiple nominations.
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Reviews'The Great Wall': Review
Matt Damon stars in Zhang Yimou’s lavish and ambitious Chinese-U.S. fantasy blockbuster.
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FeaturesExploring India's online youth content revolt
Screen looks into the blossoming world of youth-focused film content in the online Indian market.
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News'Rogue One' debuts top of the Chinese box office
Star Wars spin-off makes $30m in its opening weekend.
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NewsOrb Media Group, ScreenCraft Media launch writing fellowship
EXCLUSIVE: The US-Chinese production company and the screenwriter development platform have launched the Orb Media China-Hollywood Screenwriting Fellowship.
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NewsUS Briefs: 'Hacksaw Ridge', Lion among winners at 6th Australian Academy awards
The Los Angeles awards show honouring the best in Australian and international cinema saw Mel Gibson prevail in the best director category for Hacksaw Ridge.
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NewsChina’s Bingchi sets 'Villain' as first production
Jiang Wu (pictured) and Song Yang star in suspense drama about class conflict.
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News'Rogue One' heads into China
JANUARY 6 UPDATE: Rogue One: A Star Wars Story stands at $838.3m worldwide heading into its fourth session as it prepares to launch in China.
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News'Hacksaw Ridge' becomes biggest imported war film in China
Bliss Media distributes the World War II drama directed by Mel Gibson, which has crossed $50m in China and earned a rare extension.
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NewsHong Kong box office down by 2% in 2016
Captain America: Civil War topped the charts in Hong Kong, but local films also performed well.
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NewsChina box office growth declined sharply in 2016
After years of huge growth, the Chinese box office plateaued last year.
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News'Railroad Tigers' unseats 'See You Tomorrow' at China box office
Jackie Chan back on top, Great Wall nears $150m.








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