Looking back at the 1998 Chinese film market

Article Abstract:

This article examines China's film industry and market in 1998, the year in which the box office hit 'Titanic' overshadowed domestic Chinese films. The author maintains that with the success of 'Titanic' in China the domestic films suffered a poor audience turnout, as well as many other big budget American films.

Evaluation, Titanic (Motion picture)

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The embarrassments caused by importing major films

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the impact importing American films into China has had on the Chinese filmmaking industry. The authors maintain that by importing big budget American movies the Chinese audience has lost interest in domestic Chinese films, which cannot compete with the high costs and special effects.

Economic aspects, Motion picture theaters, Movie theaters

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There is great hope for Chinese cinema

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the future of Chinese filmmaking. The authors state that with the mediocrity of the 1998 films the industry can only learn, develop, and improve Chinese domestic films, offering movie audiences something to look forward to.

Innovations, Filmmakers, Movie directors, Movie producers (Persons)

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