Aussie Flight Disaster Film Shelved Over Resemblance to Malaysia Flight; Johnny Depp's 'Transcendence' to Open on Same Day in China, U.S.; China to Award Second Film Distribution License; Full Hong Kong Filmart Coverage
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Aussie Flight Disaster Film 'Deep Water' Shelved Over Eerie Resemblance to Missing Malaysia Flight
"Deep Water," a loose follow-up to hit horror movie "Bait 3D," tells the story of a flight that mysteriously crashes into a remote stretch of the ocean on its way to China. | Read More
Johnny Depp's 'Transcendence' to Open on Same Day in U.S., China (Exclusive)
The artificial intelligence thriller, produced by Alcon and Beijing-based DMG, will open simultaneously in the world's two largest film markets on April 18 but will only be shown in 3D in China. | Read More
LATEST MOVIE NEWS
China Set to Award Landmark Second Theatrical Distribution License
The license will be issued to state-backed China National Culture & Art Corporation this week, breaking China Film Group's hold on distributing imported movies. | Read More
Hong Kong Filmart Abuzz With Talk of China Market Liberalization
Industry insiders at the annual market discuss a slew of recent developments that seem designed to make China a more open and hospitable market, but some remain cautious. | Read More
LATEST TV NEWS
BBC's 'The Voice UK' Hits Season-Low Ratings With First Live Show
The average audience of 6.2 million for the first live episode of season three was up from the previous season though. | Read More
MIPTV: GloboSat Gets Brazilian Version of 'The Taste'
The cooking show competition, which airs on ABC in the U.S., has sold to more than 80 territories worldwide. | Read More
THE BUSINESS
Hong Kong Filmart: Download THR's Day 1 Daily
In day one of THR's Filmart Dailies, the Chinese film boom leads to optimism, indie producer Vivian Qu discusses her directorial debut "Trap Street" and Pegasus green lights the long awaited "Ip Man 3." | Read More
Oscar Pistorius Murder Trial Is Extended
The media spotlight will turn to a glare this week as the double amputee Olympian is expected to take the stand at trial in South Africa. | Read More
REVIEWS
Echo of the Mountain (Eco de la montaña): Cinema du Reel Review
Mexican filmmaker Nicolas Echevarria's latest outing explores the life of Huichol artist Santos de la Torre, whose multi-panelled mural adorns a wall in the subway station off the Louvre in Paris. | Read More
Mateo: Cartagena Review
A troubled teen from an impoverished neighborhood learns valuable life lessons from joining a theater group in a film which picked up awards at the recent Miami and Cartagena fests. | Read More
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Written by José Vizcarra
on Monday, March 24, 2014 at 10:23 AM.

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