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Today in History: On This Day, June 20, Queen Victoria ascends, Morse patents telegraph, Jaws premieres and shipwreck revealedOn This Day in History, June 20 saw Queen Victoria ascend the British throne, Samuel Morse receive a telegraph patent, Jaws redefine Hollyw...- On This Day in History, June 10: Troy falls, Italy enters WWII, Jurassic Park premieres, Thatcher wins for 3rd time, FIFA World Cup opens and other key eventsOn This Day in History, June 10 witnessed events that ranged from the legendary destruction of Troy and the birth of Gothic architecture to...
- Trump called her 'Most Beautiful in the World', media mistook her for Melania twice, now everyone wants to know who Margo Martin is datingMargo Martin, a senior communications aide to Donald Trump, has attracted widespread public attention after reports revealed her relationsh...
- China begins screening, limits Hollywood filmsChina has declared it will decrease the quantity of Hollywood films imported, escalating its trade conflict with the United States followin...
- US-China Trade War Continues: Now, China bans Hollywood films. Here’s what we knowChina has announced an immediate restriction on Hollywood film imports in response to increased US tariffs. This move follows President Don...
- Slasher film 'Winnie the Pooh' pulled from Hong Kong cinemas, sparking discussions over censorshipThe movie was initially set to be shown in about 30 cinemas in Hong Kong.
- It's time for Marvel superheroes to shine in Chinese theatres after nearly four yearsThe first 'Black Panther' film alone collected $105 million at Chinese cinemas.
- China’s promotion of domestic movie industry reeks its soft power ambitionsIn November 2021, during the CCP’s sixth plenary session, the China Film Administration unveiled an ambitious five-year plan to make China ...
- China to surpass Hollywood and Bollywood, aims to become world's largest film market by 2020Some foreign films, including 'Dangal', raked in higher box office collections in China than in India.
- World's largest film screen developed in ChinaA Chinese company has claimed to have developed the world's biggest film screen, measuring 100 by 25 meters and weighing 1.6 tonnes.
- China to formulate a new law to revamp film industryA draft version has already been submitted to lawmakers, said Zhang Dejiang, who heads China's legislature, the National People's Congress ...
- China changes Oscars entry as 'Wolf Totem' fails eligibilityChina has made a last-minute change to its submission for next year's Oscars because its Sino-French hopeful "Wolf Totem" failed to meet th...
- Aamir Khan, Jackie Chan to share stage during PM Modi's China visitActors Aamir Khan and Jackie Chan will share the same stage during the release of three films featuring themes of India-China friendship on...
- Aamir Khan's 'PK' to be the first Indian film to release in ChinaCurrently only 34 foreign films are permitted in China every year. Most of that quota is grabbed by top Hollywood films.
- Indian, Chinese film firms to jointly produce "Kungfu Yoga"This is the first project to be initiated after both Governments signed an MOU on Film Co-Production in New Delhi during President Xi Jinpi...
- China President Xi's India Visit: Sino-India JWG on film sector cooperation to meet in NovemberDuring the discussions, Javadekar emphasized that steps needed to be taken to include television as a component of the co-production agreem...
- 'Chinese film industry rakes up $3.6 billion in 2013'China's box office revenues totalled 21.77 billion yuan ($3.6 billion) in 2013, up 27.51 per cent year on year, Zhang said.
- China aims to become worlds second largest film market by 2015Rapidly expanding its theatres and film infrastructure, China aims to become the world's second-largest movie market by 2015, next only to ...
- 'Avatar' tops China box office as officials limit runThe Hollywood blockbuster "Avatar" has become China's all-time box-office champion, as officials confirmed a controversial plan to pull the...
- China appeals against WTO ruling on films, music, printChina appealed on Tuesday against a World Trade Organization ruling that ordered Beijing to ease some of its curbs on the distribution of f...
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