China and Film: The World’s Fastest Growing Box Office
Explore · Rebecca WhitlockeContributor blog post by Access Riviera:
Chinese films. Know any off the top of your head? Chinese directors. Can you name any? Watch this space because the Chinese film market is the world’s fastest growing box office and China is keen to establish itself as a front runner alongside Hollywood goliaths at festivals …Continue reading here for Rebecca’s post and interview related to the lack of Chinese films at Cannes (2016), but the overall expected surge in Chinese tourism to the French Riviera.
Chinese Film Festival until July 19th.
Via:: Access Riviera
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