Wolf Totem
Le Vision Signs ‘Lion King’ Director Rob Minkoff to Two-Picture Deal
The U.S. arm of the Chinese production giant will develop and produce Minkoff's life-action 'Silkworms' and animated feature 'Wolf Totem.'
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China, Netherlands Sign Co-Production Treaty
The deal, similar to China's agreements with France, Spain and the U.K., will see co-productions registered as Chinese movies, exempting them from foreign film quotas.
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Why China Changed its Foreign-Language Oscar Submission at the Last Minute
The Academy says Jean-Jacques Annaud's 'Wolf Totem' was ineligible, but Chinese authorities may have had their own reasons for making the switch to 'Go Away, Mr. Tumor.'
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China Confirms ‘Wolf Totem’ as Oscar Submission Amid Controversy
A source close to China's Film Bureau says director Jia Zhangke failed in his attempt to get his art house drama 'Mountains May Depart' nominated in place of the period epic from French auteur Jean-Jacques Annaud.
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China to Submit Jean-Jacques Annaud’s ‘Wolf Totem’ For Oscar Consideration (Exclusive)
The film, about the wolves that roam the steppes of Mongolia, will be released stateside Sept. 11.
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Hong Kong Filmart: China Film Group Files Lawsuit Over ‘Wolf Totem’ Streaming
The state colossus is suing web firms Youku Tudou, Baidu and Sina Weibo for copyright theft.
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‘Wolf Totem’ (‘Lang Tu Teng’/’Le Dernier Loup’): Film Review
French director Jean-Jacques Annaud adapts the Chinese bestseller about a Beijing youngster who adopts a wolf cub in Inner Mongolia during the Cultural Revolution
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Cannes: French Co-Production ‘Wolf Totem’ Casts Chinese Stars in Lead Roles
Feng Shaofeng and Shawn Dou Xiao board Jean-Jacques Annaud’s adaptation of the award-winning Cultural Revolution novel.
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Kong joins Annaud for ‘Wolf Totem’
Hong Kong producer Bill Kong joined French director Jean-Jacques Annaud at a Beijing news conference Tuesday to celebrate their first filmmaking collaboration, the big screen version of the bestselling Chinese novel "Wolf Totem."
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Annaud to direct ‘Wolf Totem’ in China
Frenchman Jean-Jacques Annaud will direct "Wolf Totem," based on the bestselling Chinese novel of the same name, in China with backing from the Beijing Forbidden City Movie Co, one of the book's publishers, Penguin, said Thursday.
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