
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.
Step forward Impact Pictures, founded by British producer Jeremy Bolt and director Paul W.S. Anderson.
Three days after the devastating fire in Tai Po broke out, the Hong Kong Philharmonic Orchestra prefaced its concert with a moment of silence, followed…
The Sigg Prize 2025 has been awarded jointly to Hong Kong animator Wong Ping and Macau-raised artist Heidi Lau, marking the first time the contemporary…
In a softly lit Shanghai bar, graduate student Helen Zhao stretches out both wrists to have her pulse taken â the first step in ordering…
One of the most poignant scenes in the Hong Kong documentary film Never Too Late shows a scuba diver cutting away a tangled net to…
Qatar, a gas-powered Gulf state, has long punched well above its weight.Show More The Islamic country is a major diplomatic player on the world stage,…