The China Film Co., Pegasus Media Group, and Hong Kong’s Co-High Investment Management Co. have announced intentions to create a new entity called the China-U.S. Film Co-Production Project Development Fund.
Read MoreBona Film Group has been promised an investment of US $23.13 M from Macrolink Group, a Chinese conglomerate...
Read MoreIt was announced that an official art house film circuit has finally been greenlit in China and will be headed by the China Film Archive.
Read MoreMarvel’s Doctor Strange has been the subject of controversy in the U.S. after the decision to change the role of the Ancient One...
Read MoreWarcraft has just sold its post-theatrical rights to Chinese online video network PPTV for nearly US $24 M – close to double the peak-price of any previous such single-movie deal in China.
Read MoreAlibaba has created a fund of US $300M with new partner Wuhu Gopher Asset Management to invest in film and television companies.
Read MoreExpectations started high this year for the Chinese film industry. After the truly spectacular growth of 2015 many have been predicting this as the year the Chinese box office overtakes the U.S. as the world’s largest movie market.
Read MoreAfter several failed attempts to IPO since 2004, the China Film Group has finally gained approval for an IPO in Shanghai with an estimated worth of over US $680 million.
Read MoreA year ago IMAX Corportaiton, IMAX China, and China Media Capital agreed to co-fund a series of 10 tent pole Mandarin-language films.
Read MoreBaidu’s Film Branch, Nuomi Pictures, shared plans to invest US $303 M in thirty or more movies in a variety of genres.
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