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Hong Kong to Get Chinese HBO Channel ‘Now Popcorn’ Soon

Three major film studios have joined hands with a Hong Kong TV network to launch a Chinese-language HBO in Hong Kong.

Huayi Brothers International, Edko Films and Hong Kong director Peter Chan's We Pictures are working with Hong Kong-based Now TV to set up a movie channel named Now Popcorn.

It is the first time the three studios have worked in the pay-TV industry.

Huayi, as well as We Pictures, will provide the content. Chan's kungfu flick "Wuxia" will be the first film to air on March 15.

Huayi's rich library of some of the most popular films in China, such as Feng Xiaogang's comedies, will be on the schedule, too.

Popcorn Channel will have exclusive broadcast rights to the Huayi Brothers film "Love," the latest production of Huayi Brothers, a romantic comedy which grossed more than 40 million yuan ($6.1 million) since it premiered on Feb. 13.

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