More than 200 movie theaters will resume operation in Shanghai on Saturday after two months of closure to contain the spread of coronavirus, local authorities said Thursday. The Chinese commercial capital is the country's first tier-one metropolis to resume theatrical moviegoing in a significant way, following the lead of less populous provinces that tested the water for limited cinema re-openings a week ago.
Disney's Shanghai Resort Reopens Some Restaurants, Shopping Outlets After Virus Lockdown
09.03.2020 - 18:51 / hollywoodreporter.com
The Walt Disney Co.'s flagship theme park in China, the Shanghai Disney Resort, reopened several restaurant and shopping establishments near its entrance Monday, a tentative step toward the eventual reopening of the full facility.
The Shanghai Disneyland theme park itself remains shuttered, however, with Disney saying that will continue to "closely monitor health and safety conditions" and await the "direction of government regulators." The resort has been closed since January 25, when large
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deadline.com
27.03.2020 / 09:47
Shanghai To Re-Open 200+ Cinemas This Weekend
By Nancy Tartaglione
nypost.com
27.03.2020 / 09:15
Shanghai reopening 205 cinemas that closed due to COVID-19
After two months of being shut down due to the rapid spread of coronavirus, Chinese officials announced Thursday that they are planning to reopen 205 cinemas on Saturday.
variety.com
27.03.2020 / 07:25
Shanghai to Re-Open 205 Cinemas Closed Due to Coronavirus
More than 200 cinemas in Shanghai will re-open Saturday after nearly two months of enforced shutdown to stop the spread of coronavirus, Chinese authorities said Thursday.
manchestereveningnews.co.uk
26.03.2020 / 16:41
Manchester United fans make plea to Odion Ighalo following Shanghai Shenhua contract offer
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variety.com
26.03.2020 / 11:03
China’s Handful of Reopened Cinemas Get the Cold Shoulder From Wary Audiences
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variety.com
19.03.2020 / 17:53
China Cinemas Will Bring Back Popular Movies to Kickstart Theatrical Reopening
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variety.com
18.03.2020 / 13:17
Survey Says China Audiences Ready for Post-Coronavirus Cinema Reopening
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hollywoodlife.com
18.03.2020 / 07:07
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deadline.com
17.03.2020 / 05:55
Legendary Reopens China Office With Safety Measures In Place
By Patrick Hipes
hollywoodlife.com
17.03.2020 / 04:37
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