Release of Chinese COVID-19 Film Canceled… Public Criticism Asks, "Why Rehashed the Past?"
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(Beijing=Yonhap News) Correspondent Han Jong-gu = A film depicting the lockdown of Wuhan, Hubei Province, China, during the early stages of COVID-19, will be released on its scheduled date following online controversy...
Conflict is escalating over the cancellation of the CGV release of the film *The Legend of Chu and Han*, which contains allegations of the Chinese government covering up COVID-19. The distributor criticizes it as censorship for political reasons, while the theaters state it is a commercial decision due to low audience numbers, and the dispute continues.
A Chinese film depicting the fight against the coronavirus in Wuhan, China, was shelved for about six years and was finally scheduled for release, but suspicions have arisen that its screening was canceled at the last minute...
The film "White-Clad Heroes," set against the backdrop of the Wuhan lockdown at the beginning of the 2020 COVID-19 (CCP virus) outbreak, was announced to be released nationwide on November 6 after being shelved for nearly six years. However, after sparking controversy, the film failed to be released as scheduled and is suspected to have been temporarily withdrawn.
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