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Hit Chinese film Dear You to open in Singapore with Mandarin-dubbed screenings
The Chinese film, which was filmed almost entirely in the Teochew dialect, has become a box office success in China, grossing over 1.7 billion yuan (S$322 million).
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hollywoodreporter.com
China’s Underdog Box Office Phenomenon ‘Dear You’ Lands U.K., France Release
The Teochew-language family drama — reportedly made for about $2 million and now nearing $250 million in China — opens in U.K. and Irish cinemas on June 26, with France to follow.
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variety.com
Chinese Sensation ‘Dear You’ Acquired by CMC Pictures for North America, Australia and New Zealand Theatrical Release
CMC Pictures picks up 'Dear You,' China's word-of-mouth hit, for North America, Australia and New Zealand theaters.
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global.chinadaily.com.cn
Story of overseas Chinese hits big screen in Kuala Lumpur
Members of Malaysia's Chinese community at an exhibition for the film
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Hit movie Dear You sparks hunt for real-life ties in Bangkok's Chinatown
The popular Chinese movie Dear You has begun its overseas release in Hong Kong, Malaysia, North America, Australia, and New Zealand starting this week.
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scmp.com
Singapore wants Dear You in Mandarin, not Teochew. What’s lost in translation?
Linguists and the local Teochew community say watching the hit Chinese film in its original form can help sustain cultural diversity.
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malaymail.com
Hit Chinese film ‘Dear You’ sparks debate in Singapore as Teochew speakers lament Mandarin-only release
KUALA LUMPUR, June 17 — A hit Chinese film that has struck an emotional chord with Singapore’s Teochew community is also reigniting debate over language, heritage and...
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channelnewsasia.com
Hit Chinese film Dear You to open in Singapore with Mandarin-dubbed screenings
The Chinese film, which was filmed almost entirely in the Teochew dialect, has become a box office success in China, grossing over 1.7 billion yuan (S$322 million).
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‘Dear You’ Director Credits Overseas Chinese Letter-Writing Tradition for Sleeper Hit’s Emotional Power
Director Lan Hongchun discusses how overseas Chinese correspondence shaped 'Dear You,' now past $255 million at the Mainland China box office.