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Shanghai Film Studio Movies: Every Film & Box Office

Shanghai Film Studio has made 27 films from 1954 to 2006, earning $2.34M at the worldwide box office. Its biggest hits are To Live (1994) and Prince of the Himalayas (2006). Its most frequent director is Xie Jin (5 films). Most of its films are drama films (24 of 27).

films
27
worldwide box office
$2.34M
years active
1954–2006
Main genres
Drama, Romance, War
Film languages
Chinese (26), Tibetan (1)
Busiest decade
The 1980s, 13 films
Frequent director
Xie Jin
In numbers

What Kind of Movies Does Shanghai Film Studio Make?

The studio's films by genre, decade and language. Most of its films are drama films (24 of 27). The 1980s were its busiest decade, with 13 films.

Shanghai Film Studio Movies by Genre

  1. Drama 24 films
  2. Romance 9 films
  3. War 5 films
  4. History 3 films
  5. Comedy 2 films
  6. Music 2 films
  7. Thriller 2 films
  8. Crime 1 film

Shanghai Film Studio Movies by Decade

  1. 4 1950s
  2. 1 1960s
  3. 2 1970s
  4. 13 1980s
  5. 6 1990s
  6. 1 2000s

Shanghai Film Studio Movies by Language

  • Chinese 26
  • Tibetan 1
Filmography

What Movies Has Shanghai Film Studio Made?

All 27 films, newest first, with the worldwide box office. Filter by genre or decade, or sort by score, box office or title.

Shanghai Film Studio Crime Movies

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Shanghai Film Studio: Questions and Answers

Films, hits, scores and what comes next, answered from the same data as this page.

How many movies has Shanghai Film Studio made?

Shanghai Film Studio has released 27 films, from 1954 to 2006. Its busiest decade was the 1980s, with 13 films.

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What is Shanghai Film Studio's highest-grossing movie?

To Live (1994) is Shanghai Film Studio's biggest box office hit, with $2.33M worldwide, ahead of Prince of the Himalayas (2006) ($10.2K).

Which director has made the most films with Shanghai Film Studio?

Xie Jin has directed 5 Shanghai Film Studio films, more than anyone else, followed by Wu Yigong (2) and Huang Shuqin (2).