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CHINA CRACKS DOWN ON MOVIE PRODUCER
Jan 4 2008 
After already causing an uproar at the Berlin Film Festival for being screened without first (more)

CHINA WARNS DIRECTORS OF FILMS WITH EROTIC SCENES
Dec 31 2007 
China's state-run Administration of Radio, Film and Television has warned Chinese film directors and studios (more)

COMMERCE SECRETARY SAYS CHINA BARS U.S. FILMS
Dec 12 2007 
Despite official denials by Chinese officials who maintain that there has been no ban on (more)

CHINA RESPONDS TO SPIELBERG
Thursday, February 14 2008    Digg!
Efforts by celebrities to use the Olympic Games to call attention to China's role in the Darfur crisis were repudiated by the Chinese embassy in Washington Wednesday. "As the Darfur issue is neither an internal issue of China, nor is it caused by China, it is completely unreasonable, irresponsible and unfair for certain organizations and individuals to link the two as one," it said in a statement. Activists, including director Steven Spielberg, who stepped down as the Olympics' artistic adviser on Tuesday, have insisted that by purchasing oil from Sudan, China is in effect underwriting the government's genocidal war in the Darfur area. Meanwhile, support for a boycott of the games appeared to accelerate Wednesday. In separate statements, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International asked corporate sponsors to consider whether they were making themselves complicit in genocide by backing the Olympics. Also on Wednesday, nine Nobel Peace Prize laureates, wrote to Chinese President Hu Jintao urging him to "uphold Olympic ideals" by pressuring Sudan to halt the carnage in Darfur.


WILL HOLLYWOOD BOYCOTT THE OLYMPICS?
Wednesday, February 13 2008 
Despite continued international efforts to keep politics out of the Olympic Games, Steven Spielberg has withdrawn as artistic adviser for the Beijing Olympics, citing China's failure to use its economic clout to force a resolution of the crisis in Darfur. "Sudan's government bears the bulk of the responsibility for these ongoing crimes, but the international community, and particularly China, should be doing more to end the continuing suffering there," Spielberg said in his statement. China (more)

CHINA BARS FILMING OF WEINSTEIN CO. FILM
Monday, February 11 2008 
China's Film Bureau has informed the Weinstein Co. that it will not issue permits for the studio to film Shanghai, starring Gong Li and John Cusack, in Shanghai. Word of the refusal apparently caught director Mikael Hafstrom by surprise. According to Daily Variety, Hafstrom had spent the last six months in Shanghai preparing to shoot the film. "This obviously comes as a shock to all of us," Hafstrom told the trade publication. "We don't know (more)

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