中国电影实用指南（2002-2012）（英）
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该书在对过去十年来中国电影的基本数据，如票房、观影人次和影院数量等进行客观分析的基础上，重点介绍并分析近十年来中国电影业界存在的种种现象以及其未来发展态势。特别值得一提的是书中所含附录，这些附录具有数据真实、详尽，信息量大的特点，其实用性和指南性较强。周黎明（Raymond Zhou）是当下中国有影响力影评人之一。他曾被国外媒体誉为“中国的罗杰•伊伯特”。周黎明以英文写作见长，他是《中国日报》的特邀供稿人。
To write about a film industry that adds 10 screens per day and expands by an average of 30 percent in boxoffice revenue annually is like trying to capture lightning in a bottle. Everything changes so fast that whatever finds its way into a book risks being outdated when the book is printed.
This book is an attempt to chronicle the amazing rise of Chinese cinema since 2002 that has propelled what’s arguably the world’s fastest growing film industry — how it awoke from a decade-long hiatus; how it incorporated film industries from Hong Kong and Taiwan; how it deals with growing competition from Hollywood; and what roadblocks send it swerving as it hurtles toward modernization and globalization.
The book highlights major industry players, dynamics and conflicts; types of movies and their places in the business; and fascinating tidbits that connect to the past and point to the future. It is a perfect primer for anyone interested in China’s film industry or with a desire for a deeper appreciation of Chinese-language movies.
This book is based on the numerous interviews and reports Raymond Zhou has conducted in his capacity as the most influential Chinese film critic over more than a decade. It also draws extensively from his vast experience and knowledge as a cinema expert, for which he is constantly in demand by media, film festivals and other events.
To write about a film industry that adds 10 screens per day and expands by an average of 30 percent in boxoffice revenue annually is like trying to capture lightning in a bottle. Everything changes so fast that whatever finds its way into a book risks being outdated when the book is printed.
This book is an attempt to chronicle the amazing rise of Chinese cinema since 2002 that has propelled what’s arguably the world’s fastest growing film industry — how it awoke from a decade-long hiatus; how it incorporated film industries from Hong Kong and Taiwan; how it deals with growing competition from Hollywood; and what roadblocks send it swerving as it hurtles toward modernization and globalization.
The book highlights major industry players, dynamics and conflicts; types of movies and their places in the business; and fascinating tidbits that connect to the past and point to the future. It is a perfect primer for anyone interested in China’s film industry or with a desire for a deeper appreciation of Chinese-language movies.
This book is based on the numerous interviews and reports Raymond Zhou has conducted in his capacity as the most influential Chinese film critic over more than a decade. It also draws extensively from his vast experience and knowledge as a cinema expert, for which he is constantly in demand by media, film festivals and other events.
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