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literature list on: Hu Mei
number of items: 10
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#1
He Huifeng: Confucius no match for blue aliens. In: South China Morning Post [HK], January 26, 2010. p. A6.
Description:
On the Chinese government’s attempt pushing the patriotic epos to prevail over James Cameron’s blockbuster Avatar.
Index:
Hu Mei
Cameron, James
Confucius (2010)
Avatar (2009)
China ~ China
Aliens ~ Aliens
#2
Kang Juan: Confucius squeezes out Avatar: Award-winning blockbuster to disappear from China’s non-3D screens. In: Global Times, January 21, 2010. pp. 1-2.
Index:
Hu Mei
Cameron, James
Confucius (2010)
Avatar (2009)
3-D Films
China ~ China
#3
LaFraniere, Sharon: For Beijing, philosophy beats sci-fi. In: International Herald Tribune, January 20, 2010. p. 18.
Description:
On the rivaltry between Hu Mei’s Chinese history epic Confucius and James Cameron’s Avatar.
Index:
Hu Mei
Cameron, James
Confucius (2010)
Avatar (2009)
Science Fiction ~ Science Fiction
Philosophie ~ Philosophy
Peking ~ Beijing
Geschichte ~ History
China ~ China
#4
LaFraniere, Sharon: In Chinese movie theaters, Avatar outplays the government regulator. In: International Herald Tribune, February 1, 2010. p. 18.
Description:
On the rivaltry between Hu Mei’s Chinese history epic Confucius and James Cameron’s Avatar.
Index:
Hu Mei
Cameron, James
Confucius (2010)
Avatar (2009)
Geschichte ~ History
China ~ China
#5
Liu Wei: Avatar pulled for commercial reasons: Official. In: China Daily, January 21, 2010. p. 2.
Description:
On the rivaltry between Hu Mei’s Chinese history epic and James Cameron’s Avatar.
Index:
Hu Mei
Cameron, James
Confucius (2010)
Avatar (2009)
Geschichte ~ History
China ~ China
#6
Niedzielski, Jens: Konfuzius in China: Confucius (Kong Zi). In: Splatting Image 2010. No. 81. [March] p. 49.
Index:
Hu Mei
Kong Zi (2010)
China ~ China
#7
Qin Danfeng: Avatar versus Confucius. In: Global Times, January 19, 2010. p. 2.
Description:
On the rumours that the Chinese authorities banned James Cameron’s blockbuster from non-3D-cinemas in order to guarantee the success of Hu Mei’s patriotical biopic.
Index:
Cameron, James
Hu Mei
Avatar (2009)
Confucius (2010)
3-D Films
China ~ China
#8
Tait, Andrew: 2D Avatar fights on: Some Beijing theaters refuse to give in. In: Global Times, February 1, 2010. Section MetroBeijing, p. 2.
Description:
On the Chinese government’s failed attempt pushing Hu Mei’s patriotic epos Confucius to prevail over James Cameron’s blockbuster Avatar by banning the film from non-3D-cinemas.
Index:
Hu Mei
Cameron, James
Confucius (2010)
Avatar (2009)
Peking ~ Beijing
3-D Films
China ~ China
Aliens ~ Aliens
#9
Zhao Kun: Over-thinking Confucius. In: Global Times, January 28, 2010. Section MetroBeijing, p. 5.
Index:
Hu Mei
Confucius (2010)
#10
Zhou, Raymond: Confucius loses his way. In: China Daily, January 29, 2010. p. 18.
Description:
On the rivaltry between Hu Mei’s Chinese history epic and James Cameron’s Avatar.
Index:
Hu Mei
Cameron, James
Confucius (2010)
Avatar (2009)
Geschichte ~ History
China ~ China
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