Published: December 24, 2010 05:58 PM
China's film industry saw box office receipts surge 65.2% to ¥10.2 billion, according to an industry report. However, Avatar alone contributed to almost 1/10 of the box office revenue, and 70% to 80% of homegrown movies, particularly those on a small budget, lost money, a movie theater executive told the China Securities Journal, asking for anonymity. More foreign movies are expected to hit China's screens in 2011, weighing further on Chinese movies, said the executive. China's box office receipts are expected to hit ¥30 billion by 2015 to become the world's second largest market, the China Film Association has estimated. The number of screens in the country is expected to double to 12,000 by 2015.
China's film industry saw box office receipts surge 65.2% to ¥10.2 billion, according to an industry report. However, Avatar alone contributed to almost 1/10 of the box office revenue, and 70% to 80% of homegrown movies, particularly those on a small budget, lost money, a movie theater executive told the China Securities Journal, asking for anonymity. More foreign movies are expected to hit China's screens in 2011, weighing further on Chinese movies, said the executive. China's box office receipts are expected to hit ¥30 billion by 2015 to become the world's second largest market, the China Film Association has estimated. The number of screens in the country is expected to double to 12,000 by 2015.
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Le 9 décembre dernier , une petite compagnie a fait son entrée en bourse
dans le domaine du Cinéma sur le territoire Chinois...il y a sûrement un peu de fouinage
à faire là-dedans !
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