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All Asia articles – Page 442
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NewsBig Cinemas opens New York theatre
The company hopes the BIG Cinemas Manhattan will become a major destination for the city’s Indian community.
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NewsAusfilm approves London co-production forum
Australian and UK film bodies ro encourage co-productions through two-day event in London.
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NewsGlickman, Fithian trumpet strong 2009 box office at ShoWest
Motion Picture Association of American chief Dan Glickman and John Fithian, head of the National Association of Theater Owners, deliver positive state of industry speeches at ShoWest; Glickman bids farewell.
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NewsFox Star prepares Indian follow-up to My Name Is Khan
Hot on the heels of its collaboration on the Indian smash My Name Is Khan, Fox Star Studios has teamed up with Ramesh Sippy Entertainment on an action thriller.
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NewsVenice Biennale to promote local films in China
The Biennale will travel to China to continues it campaign to promote local film-makers internationally.
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NewsDream Home to open 12th Far East Film Festival
Fortissimo Film’s bloody homage to Hong Kong will open the 12th Far East Film Festival in Udine, Italy next month.
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India's FICCI predicts media, entertainment sectors recovery in 2010
New report from FICCI and KPMG predicts that the growth of digital services will put the Indian media and entertainment sectors on the road to recovery in 2010.
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NewsHollywood majors in Japan boost mobile streaming as DVDs decline
Hollywood studios in Japan bolster mobile streaming activities to counter decline in DVD sales.
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NewsIndia's Eros signs $25m funding deal with Lloyds
The Indian media company signs funding deal with the UK’s Lloyds Banking Group ahead of a planned flotation.
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Broadmedia partners with AAM for digital roll-out
Japan’s Broadmedia signs strategic deal with Arts Alliance Media to support its digital deployment.
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NewsScreen Australia's Sally Riley quits for TV
Head of indigenous Sally Riley leaves the film body to join broadcaster ABC Television.
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NewsDisney enters production for Southern Indian audiences
The Walt Disney Company Indiais shooting a Telugu-language epic fantasy adventure, which marks the studio’s first production aimed at Southern Indian audiences.
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NewsWalt Disney Japan consolidates theatrical and home video units
Walt Disney has merged its theatrical and home entertainment divisions in Japan
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NewsTrustNordisk sells The Candidate to China
Scandinavian sales company TrustNordisk has sold Danish thriller The Candidate to China
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NewsThe Unbroken wins best film at Japanese academy awards
Setsuro Wakamatsu’s The Unbroken has been named best film at the 33rd Japanese Academy Awards
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FeaturesThe bridge builder
The veteran producer tells Jeremy Kay about his 100th film, partnering with Imagenation and why he wants to make connections between east and west
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NewsHong Kong film festival reveals 2010 line-up
The Hong Kong International Film Festival has revealed a strong line-up of local titles for this year edition, which opens on March 21.
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NewsAustralian film companies ramp up piracy battle
The court battle between the Australian Federation Against Copyright Theft (AFACT) and internet service provider iiNet is set to continue.
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NewsHAF pays tribute to Wouter Barendrecht with new award
The Hong Kong Asia Film Financing Forum dedicates new award to the memory Wouter Barendrecht, who passed away last year.