Though the film isn't expected to be the box office hit it has been in China, critics have applauded the film's effort in bringing the Rape of Nanjing to American audiences unfamiliar with it.
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China's animation industry is still in its infancy but it's a very chubby baby, fed by investors pouring in capital and by favorable government policies.
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It's been about 150 years since the first Chinese settlers arrived in Britain. A documentary telling the stories of the five generations of Chinese people in the country is being released in Britain.
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Following the release of a list of films that have been revamped in 3D discussions on whether 3D technology truly brings new life to pre-released films have set the movie world abuzz.
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Government restrictions are driving young Chinese to turn off their TV sets and turn on their computers. Advertisers and Western studios are right there with them.
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According to the SARFT, many wage earners cannot watch movies in cinemas because prices of tickets are inflated. Inflated ticket prices, together with poor quality films, have deterred even some regular moviegoers from the cinema.
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The Flying Swords of Dragon Gate leads the Sixth Asian Film Awards nominations with seven nods, closely followed by Warriors of the Rainbow: Seediq Bale, and The Flowers of War with six nominations each.
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