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In its own way, Lost in Thailand proves that Chinese audiences care about local films. They want to see Chinese faces in contemporary Chinese situations, films that reflect their own culture, their own sense of humor. Sure, they will continue to attend the mega-budget, effects-driven Hollywood spectacles. But when they go for a local movie, they don’t care about scale, budget or effects. They just want to see stories that they can connect to, stories that reflect their modern day circumstances, stories that are uniquely Chinese.

So ture.
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1. Hobbit once again got delayed. Opens on Feb 21th now. The reason is obvious: give more IMAX screening time for Huayi's Chu Mo.

2. The Artist has now grossed 2.9M RMB $0.46m since released on Dec 28. All Media bought its China distribution right at $0.5M ...

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Exclusive:

1. Hobbit once again got delayed. Opens on Feb 21th now. The reason is obvious: give more IMAX screening time for Huayi's Chu Mo.

2. The Artist has now grossed 2.9M RMB $0.46m since released on Dec 28. All Media bought its China distribution right at $0.5M ...

So what type of halls will Hobbit get? 2D/ 3D/ IMAX?
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Exclusive:

1. Hobbit once again got delayed. Opens on Feb 21th now. The reason is obvious: give more IMAX screening time for Huayi's Chu Mo.

2. The Artist has now grossed 2.9M RMB $0.46m since released on Dec 28. All Media bought its China distribution right at $0.5M ...

Great news for Skyfall.

Could mean a great gross

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Foreign Films Overtake Domestic Productions at 2012 Chinese Box Office

Official statistics reveal annual takings for Chinese movies trail imports for the first time in history, despite the late surge of record-breaking comedy "Lost in Thailand."

HONG KONG – Releasing year-end figures showing soaring takings at the Chinese box office in 2012, officials from the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television’s Film Bureau have emphasized that the spectacular leap in earnings -- with total revenue rising by 28 percent and takings from homegrown films by 14 percent -- showcase the “potential and hope” of the country’s film industry.

http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/foreign-films-overtake-domestic-productions-407387

It wasn't that bad for foreign movies.
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Official 2012 year end report from SARFT:

Yearly box office RMB 1707.3M (about $2.7B), increasing 30.18% from 2011, with RMB 827.3M (48.46%) comes from local films. China produced 893 films in 2012.

75 Chinese films were sold to some 80 countries in 2012 and collected gross RMB 106.3M ($170M) from offshore.

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Official 2012 year end report from SARFT:

Yearly box office RMB 1707.3M (about $2.7B), increasing 30.18% from 2011, with RMB 827.3M (48.46%) comes from local films. China produced 893 films in 2012.

75 Chinese films were sold to some 80 countries in 2012 and collected gross RMB 106.3M ($170M) from offshore.

So yearly boxoffice surpassed Japan?
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