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Chinese Cinema at 100: Art, Politics and Commerce

The conference will address not only aesthetics of Chinese film, but also examine commerce and politics.

When:
April 26, 2008 9:00am to 5:00pm
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Please go to the following conference website link to view the conference schedule and list of participants:
 
http://college.usc.edu/easc/chinesefilmconference
 
RSVP to: eascrsvp@usc.edu
 
In conjunction with a recently completed book manuscript entitled *Chinese Film at 100: Art, Politics and Commerce*, edited by ZHU Ying and Stanley ROSEN, this conference will bring together many of the contributors to that volume, as well as other leading specialists on Chinese film. Broad topics to be addressed include the Chinese Film Industry and its Local and Global Market; Film Art: Genre and Authorship; Film Culture and Film Discourse; and Previously Underrepresented and Emerging Topics.

Since the conference will address not only the aesthetics of Chinese film, but also examine commerce and politics, in addition to academic panels there will be panels and roundtables which include filmmakers and film executives from China and Hollywood. One such panel will bring together practitioners based in Hollywood, particularly those originally from China, who will discuss their experiences in marketing their films to China. A parallel panel will include practitioners from China, who will discuss their experiences in marketing their films both in China and overseas.

Please refer to the conference website at http://college.usc.edu/easc/chinesefilmconference for continuing scheduling and location updates.