Hollywood film franchises such as “xXx,” “Warcraft” and “Resident Evil” used to be largely sustained by their box office performance in China, which significantly exceeded their North ...

Hollywood's share of the Chinese box office has dropped from 45% to 8%, leading studios to take a different attitude toward the Middle Kingdom ...

Imax CEO Richard Gelfond on Thursday told analysts that short-term concern over consumer spending is opening more slots for local Chinese-language titles.

China has decided to reduce the number of Hollywood movies allowed into the country. This step comes as a direct response to the United States increasing taxes on Chinese goods. These taxes, known ...

China has moved to “moderately reduce” the release of Hollywood films in the Chinese market in the latest front of the growing United States-China trade war.

China is restricting Hollywood film imports after President Donald Trump escalated tariffs. However, ticket sales from this box office have been in decline for the last five years.

As China, the world's largest film market, has been gradually slashed import of Hollywood movies to Hollywood, this has created springtime for films made in other countries, including India.