
This is the latest instalment in a feature series reflecting on instances of East meets West in world cinema, including China-US co-productions.

This is the latest instalment in a feature series reflecting on instances of East meets West in world cinema, including China-US co-productions.
In the early 2000s, long before China began opening up to the commercial possibilities of Western cinema, the idea of filming a potential blockbuster in the country seemed nothing short of revolutionary.
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