News Flash: The-Making-of “Shake the World” to be released

In the spirit of this New Year, therefore, Shen Zhou Film Studio has decided to release a documentary about the making of the film, “Shake The World”. For all those who have quietly supported and paid attention to our work, we would like to give you this special “behind-the-scenes” insight.

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U.S. Congressman Moran Congratulates Shen Zhou International Film Festival

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Image: U.S. Congressman James P. Moran (U.S. Federal Government Website)

The 2014 Shen Zhou International Film Festival was held at the Angelika Film Center  on July 22,  2014.  On the same day, Shen Zhou Film Studio celebrated it’s 8th anniversary. Shen Zhou Film Studio also received a congratulatory letter from Congressman Moran for the special occasion.

Shen Zhou Thanks Audience for Support with Free Screening of New Documentary Film

The 2014 Shen Zhou International Film Festival was succesfully held on July 22nd in Virginia (USA).  To fulfill the audience’s hope that more people will be able to see these movies, Shen Zhou screened them at the film festival. To thank the audience for support, Shen Zhou Film Studio decided to debut its newest film, “The Stories of Two Artists,” on Shen Zhou Web Theater.

Audience Feedback: “Shake the World” and “Forever” are Profound and Touching

2014 Shen Zhou Film Festival-A4 Poster-06_RGB_smallerOn July 22nd, Shen Zhou International Film Festival was held at the Angelika Film Center. Four films, including movies and documentaries, about cultivation stories of Falun Gong practitioners were shown. The first movie “Shake the World” revealed the brutal persecution of Falun Gong practitioners who cling to their beliefs and stand up for their convictions in mainland China. The second movie “Forever” tells the true story of a young practitioner’s mental and physical changes after practicing Falun Gong. However, he was killed one day before his wedding, leaving behind his grieving fiancée and parents.

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“They must work like crazy,” Says Soloist Ballerina

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By Olivier Chartrand
MONTREAL—The projectors cast their lights on the 400 fabulously bright-colored gilded costumes, illuminating the whole stage at Wilfrid-Pelletier Hall last Friday, as Shen Yun Performing Arts held the first of four performances in Montreal.

White translucent sails twirled to accentuate the grace and the impressive agility of the young celestial fairies; skillful soldiers of the Middle Empire competed with each other in the midst of the full swing of a combat in dance. read more