Showing posts with label Dreams of Jinsha Town. Show all posts
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Thursday, December 2, 2010

12.02.2010 - News

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Variety: The Dreams of Jinsha
"The Dreams of Jinsha" marks mainland China's stride into bigtime animation.

A lightly subversive rom-com about a female stalker, with a fine lead performance from newcomer Joanna Dong.
Best feature film, best performance by actor; Last Train Home best documentary feature film


Latest poster for If You Are the One 2

I Love Hong Kong's Eric Tsang, Sandra Ng, Tony Leung Ka-Fai

Aarif Lee, Fala Chen
Aarif Lee reportedly replaced Raymond Lam Fung in the cast because of his poor acting. The addition of Aarif Lee was dubbed a 'reunion' with mother (Sandra Ng, Echoes of the Rainbow) and father (Tony Leung, Bruce Lee, My Brother).

Producer Ng See-Yuen, Kara Hui and Bai Jing promote Kung Fu Wing Chun at a Taipei press conference. The film opens in Taiwan December 10.
Kara Hui

Bai Jing, Kara Hui

Bai Jing, Ng See-Yuen, Kara Hui

Wang Quan'an (right) deployed over 2,000 extras to shoot crowd scenes for White Plain Deer in the old city of Yuci, Shanxi. White Plain Deer stars Zhang Fengyi, Zhang Yuqi and Duan Yihong.



Photos posted on Weibo of both Chen Kun and Zhou Xun wearing black hats led to speculations that the two are a couple.
Chen Kun, Zhou Xun, Doze Niu, Mavis Fan


Zhou Xun, Mavis Fan
Zhao Wei as a spokesperson for a jewelry brand

This being her first media conference after her comeback, the press was subjected to many rules and regulations. They were requested to not ask questions that are not related to the movie and that the star would only reply questions in Mandarin. The actress also later requested to have photos taken with co-star Louis Koo only, ignoring other cast members like Raymond Wong, Yan Ni, Chapman To and Lynn Hung.
MSN: Selina Jen hopes to return home this Chinese New Year
After her skin grafting surgery, the singer began pronunciation and vital capacity exercises under instruction of the doctor
After Hou's announced September wedding date lapsed without any wedding bells, and was later pushed back twice for various reasons, rumours were rife that the bride-to-be had gotten cold feet as 34-year-old Huang, a bank officer, earned far less than she did.

Tuesday, November 16, 2010

11.16.2010 - News

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Wong Tin-Lam has passed away

Wong Jing, Wong Tin-Lam
Wong Tin-Lam, veteran producer, director and father of Wong Jing passed away this evening. Wong Jing issued a statement to the media saying that his father passed away at Hong Kong Baptist Hospital at 8:20 pm, Nov. 16. He was 83 years-old, the cause of death was organ failure and had been in ill health for the past few months.
Wong Jing meeting the media

FBA: Asian trio in Oscar cartoon race
Three films from the Asia-Pacific region have made it to the long-list that precedes nomination for the Academy Awards.

Stills from Bruce Lee My Brother


A Chinese company is said to be trying to buy a stake in debt-ridden Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Inc (MGM), which is still awaiting regulatory approval, but industry insiders are not overly excited.
Zhou would not say which company it was, but speculation pointed in the direction of private entertainment group Huayi Brothers or Polybona. Shanghai Film Group may acquire MGM: report

The photogenic Wu Yi has been dubbed "Miss Smile" by China's 420 million netizens after being captured on television during the opening ceremony of the Games Friday fixing the same smile for nearly 20 minutes of speeches. 'Miss Smile' charms China 

The training was gruelling, Ding said, including learning to stand for at least one hour at a time without dropping a sheet of paper tucked between their knees or letting a book fall from their heads.

Thursday, July 8, 2010

7.8.2010 - News

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THR: Confab to demystify 3D for China filmmakers
FBA: China and Taiwan crack open film markets
Taiwan currently maintains a specific cap on the number of mainland Chinese movies (that are not co-productions) that can be imported each year. It has been set at 10 but until last year the quota had not been filled. This cap will now presumably be abolished, or made more flexible and then removed.
Clara Law's confused, unengaging trifle about an ABC and his "dream girl" is beautifully shot but not much more.

CRI: Jiang Wen's 'Bullets' Set for Dec. 16
"Let the Bullets Fly", an all-star Chinese gangster film directed by Jiang Wen, will hit domestic cinemas on December 16, its investor Ma Ke has announced.


Jiang Wu, Liao Fan at yesterday's trailer release event for Let the Bullets Fly


CRI: 'The Haunting Lover' to Open at the End of July
The romantic horror film "The Haunting Lover" starring Li Xiaolu and Vanness Wu will hit Chinese mainland cinemas at the end of this month.
The film is inspired by an urban legend from Singapore that prevailed in Southeast Asia during the 1930s. A young man (Vanness Wu) suddenly disappears, and his girlfriend (Li Xiaolu) is found dead in her bathtub. The police investigation turns vain, and the man and his girlfriend seem to both appear again 10 years later.
Li Xiaolu - The Haunting Lover

Stills from the Chinese adventure film "Unusual Love" starring Vincent Chiao and Miao Pu. It's a love-hate story which takes place in the western China desert during the 1920's. The film opened July 2nd.
Unusual Love

Donnie Yen, Zhao Wei, Zhou Xun and Sun Li will join the film again, and mainland actor Huang Xiaoming will replace Chen Kun to play the male lead, Wang Sheng and his son Wang Ying.
The Dreams of Jinsha' has been previewed before select audiences where it received praises that will help it compete with "Avatar," the world's most successful film ever made.

Toy Story 3 - Lau Ching-Wan voiced for the Pixar cartoon along with Dicky Cheung and Joey Yung. Lau rooted for Brazil in the World Cup.


Mutant villain Collin Chou - City Under Siege



Shu Qi, Collin Chou (Xinhua-slide show)
Carl Ng Kar-Lok
Carl Ng is said to be confirmed to play Brother Sharp in Deng Jian-Guo's Legend of Brother Sharp. Less reliably, Shu Qi and Lin Chi-Ling have been mentioned as possible cast members. Shu Qi would play Brother Sharp's ex-wife who died in an auto accident and caused his grief and confusion that led to his wanderings. Lin Chi-Ling would play a sympathetic woman he meets later that helps him with his problems. Besides Carl Ng, the other additional actors and crew names being thrown out seem to be the result of pitch meetings. (Sina), 2

Gillian Chung
While promoting Fantastic Water Babes in Guangzhou, director Jeff Lau urged support for Gillian prompting Gillian to weep. Said Lau, "She is just an ordinary girl. It's not easy to stand up, I hope you give her this opportunity." In response Gillian said, "The greatest achievement making this film is to know Jeff Lau. He is my 'ba-ba'(father). Growing up in a single-parent family, I now know paternal love." (Sina)

Huang Xiaoming, Zhang Jingchu, Richie Jen
Huang Xiaoming complained, jokingly(?), that director Lee Lik-Chi deleted his scenes. Allegedly, Huang made similar remarks about his role in Ip Man 2.
Guangzhou promotion for Flirting Scholar 2 (Sina)



8-Mo: Rika, Hazel, Hidy and Vibeke
The 8-Mo girls reacting to Anthony Wong, "Society has different voices but it's not right to make personal attacks. He should go to church, learn how to respect people, not make personal attacks. We accept the views of different people but he does not, does he?" Would they be embarrassed if they ran into Wong? They would not object to meeting him. Praising his standing, Rika said, "We would use our strength to look after ourselves. He just does not understand us." (Sina) [Just a sample of the back and forth in the ongoing Book Fair Ban Affair.]
Louis Koo

 
Jolin Tsai, Show Luo


Huang Xiaoming
A beverage brand shot a series of adverts using the theme of Journey to the West.


Andy Lau


Andy Lau has been polling fans in order to gauge his popularity and book an appropriate venue for a Hong Kong concert in December. Andy hasn't held a Hong Kong concert in 3 years and is concerned about fan fallout due to his marriage.


Gaile Lok played down divorce rumors at a recent Hong Kong appearance.

A Chinese company is suing Hong Kong actress Cecilia Cheung for 41 million yuan (S$8.3 million), after claiming that her involvement in a 2008 sex photo scandal caused them to lose a fortune
This is not the first time Cheung had clashed with the company. She has apparently had a number of legal scuffles with the firm over contract issues and copyright infringement between 2005 and 2009. 

Tuesday, June 29, 2010

Dreams of Jinsha Town (Sand City) Posters

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Dreams is time travelling animated film that aims for Miyazaki style visuals. A boy enters a time tunnel and travels to the ancient city of Jingsha, Chengdu.5 years in the making, the film is directed by Chen Deming from a script by Su Xiaohong and opens July 10.







(Sina)