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Hollywood, China, & Freedom to Blow Up Tiananmen
While China may have finally scaled the highest pinnacle of international literary acclaim, no such triumph is on the cards atop tonight’s glittering pile of Oscars. Didi Kirsten Tatlow at IHT Rendezvous wonders why, when Hollywood seems to be tripping over itself to build bridges with China, China has yet to establish a presence on the Academy Awards stage: As Oscar fever grows around the wFebruary 24, 2013 2:51 PM
Is Hollywood’s “Fortune Cookie” Approach Working?
For The New York Times, Michael Cieply reports that Chinese demand has not met the high expectations of Hollywood film st
“Django” Re-Chained in China
The Wall Street Journal reports that the award-winning Django Unchained was halted during opening screenings on Thursday:
April 12, 2013 1:06 PM
China Will Get Its Own ‘Iron Man 3′
CDT previously reported on the shortened versions of Cloud Atlas and Skyfall for China. The Los Angeles Times now reports
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