A festival or exhibition showcasing films centered around a specific theme or competition.

cinema; movie theater

To film or produce a motion picture

A prestigious public film school in Beijing; often abbreviated as [[北电|北電|bei3 dian4]]

The world of movies; moviedom. Also known as [[电影圈|電影圈|dian4 ying3 quan1]].

ticket for a movie or cinema

A famous film actor or actress; movie star.

The industry involved in the production, distribution, and screening of movies

award for excellence in film or cinema

To replay past events or scenes in one's mind like a movie; to recollect vividly or review one's experiences.

a week-long event or festival dedicated to showing movies

movie fan; cinemagoer

one of the primary film production companies in China, established in 1949 and based in Beijing

motion picture; movie

A type of film projected on a 360-degree circular screen, surrounding the audience with sound and visuals to create an immersive experience

An outdoor cinema where patrons watch films from the privacy and comfort of their cars; popular in the US during the 1950s.

a type of large-screen film projected onto a hemispherical dome, often using ultra-wide-angle fish-eye lenses to create an immersive experience

cinema projected onto a hemispherical screen, often used in planetariums or science museums

a person who is involved in the creation of films, such as a director, producer, or screenwriter

the process of making films; movie production

the process or business of making a movie; film production; a film producer

film production studio

movie scenario or script

The film world or moviedom; a general term for the people and activities involved in the motion picture industry

a person who directs the making of a movie

cinecamera; film camera

A machine used for projecting films onto a screen.

examination and screening of motion pictures for compliance with regulations and standards

movie actor; film actress

movie or motion picture; can also refer to film stock or a roll of film

best actress in a leading role or a highly acclaimed movie star

film used for shooting or projecting movies; cinefilm

the art of cinema; a comprehensive art form that combines aesthetics, lighting, acting, photography, screenwriting, and directing

celluloid film used for shooting or projecting motion pictures

a network or circuit of movie theaters under common management or ownership

music composed for a movie or a movie score

To watch films; to go to the movies.

science-fiction film; a genre of cinema that uses scientific discoveries or technology to describe a fictional past or future

motion picture projected onto a large curved dome or hemispherical screen, often in a planetarium or science museum

Stereoscopic or three-dimensional film that creates a sense of depth for the viewer, typically requiring special glasses to watch

stereoscopic cinema; 3D cinema

a film that has acquired a dedicated and passionate fanbase; cult movie

a film screened in an open-air area or outdoor space

a motion picture projected onto a circular or spherical screen to provide an immersive viewing experience

pornographic movie; blue movie; adult film

a motion picture filmed and projected to surround the audience, providing a panoramic view

A movie that has already finished its initial screening in first-run theaters and is being shown again at a lower ticket price

a panoramic wide-screen movie format

A type of widescreen film where the horizontal field of vision can reach 146 degrees, often filmed with multiple cameras and projected onto a large curved screen to create an immersive effect.