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Chinese film "Dear You" aims for US box office success after China triumph

The Chinese film "Dear You," which has achieved significant success in mainland China and Southeast Asia, is set to premiere in North American cinemas on September 4. The film, a Teochew-language family drama, grossed nearly US$300 million in China and explores themes of migration, family, and cultural identity. Its release in the US is anticipated to gauge its appeal beyond Chinese-speaking audiences and potentially influence perceptions of China overseas. AI

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Chinese film "Dear You" aims for US box office success after China triumph

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  1. SCMP — Tech TIER_1 English(EN) · Han Li ·

    Can Chinese sleeper hit Dear You conquer the US box office next?

    China’s biggest box-office surprise this year – a Teochew-language family drama that became a hit in Southeast Asia – is finally coming to North American cinemas on September 4. Dear You, whose Chinese title translates as “Love Letters for Grandma”, has grossed nearly US$300 mill…