"Suzhou River," Reviewed: Gangland Romance as Political Critique
The Chinese filmmaker Lou Ye’s daring drama, from 2000, eludes censorship by means of intricate storytelling.
Source: newyorker.com
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"Saturday Fiction," Reviewed: A Hectic Masterwork of Political Paranoia
Lou Ye’s film, set in Shanghai on the eve of the Pearl Harbor attack, is a grandly ambitious and stylish thriller.
Source: newyorker.com
'Saturday Fiction' Review: Theater of History - The New York Times
In this period drama set in Shanghai in December 1941, the resplendent Gong Li conveys depths of pain and longing even when the script offers none.
Source: nytimes.com
Cannes Palme d'Or Honoree Marco Bellocchio's 'Marx Can Wait' Finds North American Distribution (EXCLUSIVE)
Strand Releasing has acquired all North American rights to “Marx Can Wait” by...
Source: lmtonline.com
China's Pingyao Film Festival Awards Final Prizes Amid Deadly Floods, Collapsed City Walls and Idol Fan Pandemonium
Deadly flooding did not divert this year’s Pingyao International Film Festival from...
Source: lmtonline.com
'The Battle at Lake Changjin' Hits $770 Million After Third Weekend Leading the China Box Office
“The Battle at Lake Changjin” is on course to become one of the top three films of all...
Source: lmtonline.com
China Box Office: 'Godzilla vs. Kong' Walloped Again by Local Drama 'Sister'
China Box Office: Godzilla vs. Kong Walloped Again by Local Drama Sister Rebecca Davis, provided by FacebookTwitterEmail “Godzilla vs. Kong” was once again muscled out of the top China box office slot by local drama “Sister” thanks to a $13.2 million third weekend cume that was no match for the latter’s $21 million. Its China tally was a touch less than its $13.4 million second weekend sales in North America. Though “Godzilla” is being hailed Stateside as the highest grossing fil...
Source: lmtonline.com