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Vietnam Nixes ‘Barbie’ Release Over South China Sea Map
By Sebastian Strangio
The upcoming film is the latest to fall afoul of the country's censors for depicting a map containing China's "nine-dash line" maritime claim.
How Marvel Failed to Promote Seoul and Busan
By Krzysztof Iwanek
Black Panther and Age of Ultron did not focus on the unique highlights of Korean cities.
America's Overhyped Worries About Chinese Money in Hollywood
By Jean-Marc F. Blanchard
U.S. authorities should watch, not reject, Chinese investment in the entertainment sector.
Hollywood Movies Attack the Indian Market
By Krzysztof Iwanek
Hollywood movies are increasingly popular among Indian audiences.
It's Time for an American Film Depicting the Chinese Theater of World War II
By Robert Farley
Why has Hollywood shied away from films about Sino-U.S. cooperation during the Second World War?
Japan: The Manga Military
By Matthew Brummer
How Japan's "Creative Industrial Complex" is using manga to shape public perceptions.
China Looks to Hollywood
By Nina Huang
Chinese firms are stepping up their investments in Hollywood, to protect their own market share.
Oliver Stone Slams China for Glorifying Mao
By Zachary Keck
The controversial director told a Chinese audience that its film industry must grapple with China's history.
Busan International Film Festival: Exploring Asia’s Cinematic Fringe
Asia’s largest film festival continues to grow, with an eye towards indie cinema.
The CCP Will Smother China’s Hollywood
Wanda Group’s Wang Jianlin wants to turn Qingdao into Hollywood. Not on the CCP’s watch.
Chollywood: Can Wang Jianlin’s Qingdao Vision Put Hollywood in the Shade?
China will soon be home to the world’s most expensive film studio.
Can Animation Save China's Film Industry?
Despite initial difficulties, animation may prove critical in internationalizing Chinese movies.
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