China’s Film Industry Soars to 817 Billion Yuan in 2025
In 2025, China’s film industry chain hit 817 billion yuan in output, ranking China as one of the world’s top film markets, says the China Film Administration.
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In 2025, China’s film industry chain hit 817 billion yuan in output, ranking China as one of the world’s top film markets, says the China Film Administration.
Hollywood producer Keith Collea says AI and virtual production are transforming the Chinese mainland’s film industry, cutting costs and boosting efficiency.
China’s film industry has claimed the top spot in global box office revenue in 2025, marking a key shift away from Hollywood dominance this year.
U.S. President Trump announced an unprecedented 100% tariff on foreign films, sparking industry concerns over rising costs and global competition. What’s next for Hollywood?
At BIFF 2025, four women creators—from cinematography to sound design—are redefining the Chinese mainland’s film industry beyond gender labels.
Uzbek official Furkat Usmanov applauds the meteoric rise of Chinese mainland cinema as an example for filmmakers across Asia and Central Asia.
Durban festival coordinator Sakhile Gumede praises the Chinese mainland’s film industry rise and eyes China-South Africa co-productions, promising a new chapter in global cinema.
Zhejiang’s one-stop micro-drama base powers the Chinese mainland’s fast-shooting, viral short dramas with a seamless virtual production pipeline, redefining global content trends.
At the 20th Changchun Film Festival, Director Lee Lik Chee reflects on his collaborations with Stephen Chow and Ng Man-tat and shares tips for modern filmmakers.
Officials from the State Council Information Office of the Chinese mainland held a live press interview to discuss plans for high-quality film development and enriching cultural lives.