Chinese-Speaking Markets
Kazakh Drama ‘The Divorce’, China’s ‘Friday, Funfair’ Take Top Awards In Shanghai
The Divorce took best film & actress in the main competition, while Friday, Funfair won best film in the Asian New Talent Awards.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
The Divorce took best film & actress in the main competition, while Friday, Funfair won best film in the Asian New Talent Awards.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
Shanghai International Film Festival's SIFF Project selected 34 projects across four categories for its 2024 edition.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
Ten films have been selected for Taipei Film Festival's International New Talent Competition.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
Festival co-founded by Jia Zhangke will be held September 24-30 in Pingyao Ancient City.
Africa
UPDATED: A list of films and their sales agents selected for Cannes, Critics Week & Directors Fortnight from Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
FEFF Udine's industry platform has selected 11 projects for its All Genres Project Market and six for its Far East In Progress section.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
Zhang will receive a Golden Mulberry Award for Lifetime Achievement and present three films.
Streamlined Insights
It’s taken me a while to gather my thoughts on Filmart and what is currently going on in Hong Kong. More on that below. First a quick introduction to a new event in India, Cinevesture International Film Festival, which kicks off in the city of Chandigarh next week. And
Streamlined Insights
Streamlined has only been offline for one month, but in that time, it's become clear that we're having a challenging start to the year: war and politics are casting a shadow over the on-going Berlin film festival; global streamers are continuing their great local-language
Chinese-Speaking Markets
Second edition of Asian film industry pitching and networking event will take place June 19-23 in Hong Kong.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
HKIFF Industry Project Market has selected 15 projects for its Works-in-Progress section.
Chinese-Speaking Markets
Joint initiative between Hong Kong International Film Festival and CAA China is designed to foster Chinese-language genre films.