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The patriotic film 'White-Clad Retrograde,' originally scheduled for release on November 6, has had its information removed from major ticketing platforms, effectively being pulled from theaters and rescheduled for 2027.

The film "White-Robed Retrograde," starring Andy Lau and telling the story of the 2020 Wuhan lockdown, has announced its official nationwide theatrical release on November 6.

On September 28, netizens discovered that the South Korean film "So Won" has a title in Korean (소원) that functions as a pun, meaning both the victim's name and "wish." While the Taiwan translation is "Hope: Rebirth for Love" and the US translation is "Hope," only mainland China uses the transliteration "Su Yuan," losing the pun's meaning. The film was released in 2013 and has a Douban rating of 9.3.

Zhong Shu, host of the podcast 'A Single Tree Does Not Make a Forest', went viral online after interviewing director Christopher Nolan. The interview showcased a depth of civilization and philosophical contemplation, and was praised by netizens as Nolan's best interview over the years.

At the premiere of Spider-Man: Brand New Day at the China Film International Cinema in Hefei, a movie fan held up a movie poster, which netizens said looked like holding up a blank sheet of paper from behind; the comments section of the related video was subsequently cleared and the video taken down.

The 62nd Golden Horse Awards ceremony was held in Taipei, where Fan Bingbing won the Best Actress award for her lead role in the Malaysian film 'Mother Earth'.

Cui Yongyuan publicly attacked the film 'Cell Phone' and Feng Xiaogang, prompting the State Taxation Administration to launch an investigation, causing Huayi Brothers' stock price to plummet and shelving the 'Cell Phone 2' project.

Zhang Ziyi and Huang Bo announced that they are joining Star VC as new partners.

Zhang Ziyi got the opportunity to play the female lead in Gu Changwei's film Love for Life, acting opposite Aaron Kwok.

All for the Winner, starring Stephen Chow, was released. The film's box office far outpaced several big-budget productions that year, and Stephen Chow thereby became a major box office draw in the Hong Kong film industry.

Red Sorghum, directed by Zhang Yimou and adapted from Mo Yan's novel, won the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival, becoming the first Chinese film to receive the honor; Zhang Yimou thus transitioned from cinematographer to internationally renowned director.

Steamed Bun called Lai Changxing and asked him to arrange 2 million yuan within three days to cover the funding gap for the film "Hibiscus Town" starring Liu Xiaoqing.

Film teacher Kuleshov juxtaposed the same close-up of an expressionless male actor after shots of soup, a coffin, and a woman, leading the audience to interpret them as hunger, sadness, and desire, respectively.