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

Photo gallery (Sina.com)

Nic and Patrick Tse

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

(Sina.com)

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)

(Sina.com)

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...

Nicholas Cage drops out of "The Green Hornet"

China action to control online music: state media

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.

Judge - Venice Photocall

Mei Ting

Ni Dahong

Director Liu Jie

Mei Ting,  Liu Jie, Ni Dahong

Judge: Photocall - 66th Venice Film Festival (Zimbio)
This story happened in 1997 in a small city in northern China. A criminal named Qiu Wu was sentenced to death for stealing two cars. The lead judge on this case, Judge Tian, had just lost his daughter in a tragic traffic accident—she was killed by a stolen car. A change in the law creates an opportunity for Qiu Wu to avoid execution... At the same time, Qiu Wu tries to lighten his sentence by offering to donate one of his kidneys—creating a chance for a rich businessman named Lee to survive a terminal illness. Lee sets to work paying Qiu Wu’s family and greasing the wheels of the system so he can secure the kidney... Lee discovers that the only way to secure the kidney is after Qiu Wu’s execution—an execution that is now being questioned based on the new changes in the law... On the execution ground, a hard decision awaits Judge Tian...(Venice Film Festival summary)

Mei Ting's early years in the PLA (article is circa 1998)