Hong Kong International Film Festival and Market Preview
9:43 AM PDT 3/19/2011 by Jonathan Landreth
On the eve of Filmart, here’s everything you need to know about business in the east and who’s changing the industry (starting with Dreamworks' "Kung Ku Panda 2").
If the first Kung Fu Panda was Jeffrey Katzenberg’s love letter to China, then the megahit’s much-anticipated sequel is DreamWorks’ bear hug to the world’s fastest-growing film market.
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