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Hollywood Honors Actor Robert De Niro Hollywood Film Festival 10/06/2009 | Hong Kong Films No More?John Robertson HK-magazine.com 08/28/2009 |
 The Hollywood Film Festival and Hollywood Awards, presented by Starz, have announced that two time Oscar-winning actor Robert De Niro will be honored with the "Hollywood Actor Award" at the festival's Hollywood Awards Gala Ceremony for his performance in Miramax Films' "Everybody's Fine". |  With a new Hong Kong film festival planned for Guangzhou, John Robertson asks how increasing collaboration with the mainland is changing the local film industry. |
Terrorists: 'Bruno' Movie is Conspiracy Against UsAaron Klein WorldNetDaily.com 07/15/2009 | |
 The Al Aqsa Martyrs Brigades, the terrorist group depicted in the film "Bruno," is "very upset" their group's namesake and former member was featured in a film about a homosexual character that includes graphic depictions of homosexual sex. |  Bollywood's biggest labour union said Thursday its members would refuse to work in Australia until attacks on Indian students there ceased. |
Film Archive to feature cold war flicksnews.gov.hk 05/26/2009 | 'Star Trek' Reboot Aims To Be 'An Adventure For Everybody'Larry Carroll MTV.com 05/08/2009 |
 The Film Archive's latest publication The Cold War & Hong Kong Cinema will be on sale from mid-June and five movies discussed in it will be screened from June 12 to 21. |  BEVERLY HILLS, California — Stardate, 2002: After the double failures of the movie "Nemesis" and recently launched, little-watched TV show "Enterprise," "Star Trek" is pronounced dead by critics and fans alike. The franchise goes into a deep hibernation, licking its wounds. |
Hugh Jackman slashes his way back in 'Wolverine'Alex Dobuzinskis Reuters 04/29/2009 | Boys on FilmJohannes Pong HK-magazine.com 04/24/2009 |
 Hugh Jackman on Friday slashes his way back to his starmaking role as a razor-clawed mutant in "X-Men Origins: Wolverine" after his glitzy turn hosting the Oscars and starring in romance "Australia" that flopped at U.S. box offices. |  With local gay independent film “Permanent Residence” opening in theaters across town this week, Johannes Pong talks to three gay Hong Kong filmmakers about the state of queer cinema here. |
'Ip Man' wins best film at HK awardsRTHK 04/20/2009 | Country Stars Help Miley Cyrus Launch Her MovieKay West People 04/11/2009 |
 A biopic of Bruce Lee's kung fu master has won best picture at the Hong Kong Film Awards. "Ip Man," a profile of the martial arts teacher by the same name starring Donnie Yen, took top honours at the annual ceremony. However, |  It was a tween scream in SurroundSound Thursday night when Miley Cyrus breezed down the red carpet in a one-shouldered floral chiffon Missoni frock at the Nashville premiere of Hannah Montana: The Movie. |
In 'Shinjuku Incident', Jackie Chan replaces action with serious acting. Should De Niro be worried?Panu Aree Daily Xpress 04/02/2009 | Japan shines at Asian Film AwardsYahoo! Asia News 03/24/2009 |
 Jackie Chan shrugs off his martial-arts mantle and dons a darker, more dramatic cloak for his latest film, "Shinjuku Incident", directed by Derek Yee, the man behind the 2004 thriller "One Night in Mongkok". |  HONG KONG (AFP) – Japan dominated the Asian Film Awards this year, grabbing top prizes including best picture, best director and best actor, event organisers announced Monday. |
'Slumdog Millionaire' gets China import slot, Boyle to attend premiere in BeijingMIN LEE Star Tribune 03/18/2009 | Regional film co-operation urgednews.gov.hk 03/02/2009 |
 Academy Award-winning "Slumdog Millionaire" has secured a coveted slot as one of 20 major foreign movies that China will import this year, a distributor said Wednesday. |  Film Development Council chairman Jack So pledges to work with the Mainland, Singapore, Malaysia and Taiwan to pool resources to develop the region's film industry. |
Picture PerfectJohn Robertson HK-magazine 02/27/2009 | Director: Jackie Chan film too violent for ChinaMIN LEE AP 02/16/2009 |
 The Hong Kong International Film Festival is back with its most diverse lineup yet. John Robertson picks seven of the most promising films. |  Jackie Chan, the comical kung fu king, is starring in a new movie so violent that its director decided not to release it in mainland China, which doesn't have a film ratings system. |
DreamWorks eyeing deal with Disney The Money Times 02/07/2009 | 'Potter' set reopens after stuntman injuryLara Martin Digital Spy 02/07/2009 |
 Hollywood's Universal Pictures says a distribution pact with Steven Spielberg and David Geffen's DreamWorks production company is no longer likely. |  Production on the latest Harry Potter movie has resumed following an accident which left a stuntman seriously injured. |
Review: 'The Pink Panther 2'BETSY SHARKEY Los Angeles Times 02/06/2009 | |
 The Steve Martin-starring sequel gets a black eye from too many sight gags and a performance that's way over-the-top. | |
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