As the China Film Pavilion makes its debut appearance at TIFFCOM, the Chinese animation industry now stands as one of the ...

There were two bigger box office hits in China over the Lunar New Year, but the returns enjoyed by Boonie Bears: Guardian Code may, in hindsight, turn out to be the result that actually points to an ...

As several donghua begin to roll out for the new year, anime fans may see more of Chinese animation in the next year alone as the genre begins to shift to adapt to a demand for diversity. What ...

HONG KONG — An English-dubbed version of the Chinese blockbuster “Ne Zha II,” the world’s highest-grossing animated film ever, has been released in the United States, with a voice cast that includes ...

Enthusiasm for animated films is growing throughout China's commercial movie industry. By Mathew Scott The spotlight will be shining both on what’s happening in Chinese animation right now and on what ...

Eight decades after its original release, the iconic Chinese animated film “Princess Iron Fan,” Asia’s first animated feature film, has been brought back to life in 4K, premiering at the Shanghai ...

During World Animation Day on Tuesday, related topics trended on Chinese social media as users spontaneously launched an ...

China’s animation industry is booming, and recent box office figures show that over the last several years, the country has proved itself more capable of creating original hit features and franchises ...

Chinese animation director Zhao Ji, whose White Snake earned $70 million in 2019 and helped launch the current craze for the genre in China, says the next generation of creators must move beyond ...

DreamWorks Animation has been under investor fire recently with shares hitting a two-year low in late January after the company announced a restructuring plan that includes downsizing its workforce by ...

The “Black Cat Detective”, released 40 years ago, was a childhood fixture for many Chinese. The protagonist was a stern-faced, feline cop with a law-and-order demeanour befitting a cool communist cat.

China’s biggest online video streaming site, Youku.com, has struck a deal with DreamWorks Animation for online distribution of the “Kung Fu Panda” film franchise, marking the first time the studio’s ...