Showing posts with label Dada's Dance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Dada's Dance. Show all posts

Thursday, September 10, 2009

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Mei Ting
Chinese Actress Mei Ting Hits The Red Carpet in Venice
Chinese film "Dialysis" (Judge) premieres at the ongoing 66th Venice Film Festival.
(Xinhuanet.com) Photo gallery (Sina.com) (Sina.com)


Zhang Yuan 
Li Xinyun
Li Xiaofeng
Dada's Dance Beijing premiere press conference

Nic and Patrick Tse
Nic's father Patrick Tse visited the set of Yit Lat Lat (Spicy Hot)

Nick Cheung on set in streets of Mongkok
Natalie Meng, Monica Mok play country girl and prostitute in Wong Jing's To Live and Die in Mongkok (literally Mongkok Prison)

Hollywood Reporter: TGIO strips 'Prince of Tears' of subsidy
Film by Taiwan director chosen as Hong Kong's Oscar rep
Screen Daily: Taiwan’s GIO to revoke Prince Of Tears subsidy

Variety: Formosa Betrayed review
U.S.-Thai co-production "Formosa Betrayed" is a decent political thriller set in Taiwan with the requisite Western-market-friendly lead and a determinedly pro-independence message embedded in a formulaic but diverting tale of intrigue and oppression.
Cast includes Tzi Ma, Kenneth Tsang

Korean Herald: Hur Jin-ho's new film has no tragic twist
"A Good Rain Knows" (aka Season of Good Rain) reviewed
Sketches of Jay Chou's Pandaman exposed
Jay Chou, is indeed, a true master of all trades. Apart from his singing, composing, directing and production capabilities, Jay has yet another trick up his sleeves and amply displays his drawing talent with the exposed sketches from his upcoming idol drama series, Pandaman...
China has announced that every foreign and domestic song posted on music websites must receive prior approval, state media said Thursday, in the nation's latest efforts to control online content.

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Confucius, Dada's Dance, The Warrior and the Wolf

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Chow Yun-Fat
Director Hu Mei
Peter Pau - Cinematographer
Chen Jianbin, Zhou Xun, Chow Yun-Fat
Hu Mei presented with a watch
First trailer released, celebrate director Hu Mei's birthday. Film set for Spring release.


Lin Xinyun


Joe Odagiri - The Warrior and the Wolf


China injects star power into anniversary film
China's staid cultural commissars are turning to the likes of Jackie Chan and Jet Li, hoping that an injection of star power into a state-funded movie about the communist revolution will attract young Chinese normally turned off by government propaganda.


Film critics murdered in Manila
Tioseco, founder of Criticine.com, and Bohinc were champions of SE Asian cinema.

Documentary "China's Unnatural Disaster: The Tears of Sichuan Province" questions building methods, aid distribution