Jackie Chan

While investigating the history of a newly discovered ancient artifact, a renowned archaeologist (Jackie Chan) unwittingly establishes a mystical connection with a heroic Han dynasty general, blurring the lines between past and present right as the general prepares to wage war against the brutal Hun army.

After two debt collectors attempt to seize a stunt horse belonging to washed-up stuntman Luo (Jackie Chan), video of the ensuing confrontation—and the dynamic duo’s narrow acrobatic escape—goes viral on social media. Furious at being humiliated online, the debt collectors return to seek revenge, leaving Luo and Red Hare to engage in a series of hilarious, action-packed antics that outdo even the most daring acts from their glory days.

Pu Songling (Jackie Chan), a legendary demon hunter, is asked to investigate the mysterious disappearances of young girls from a small village. When he discovers evil forces are kidnapping the girls to feast on their souls, he sets out to save humanity from the inhuman invasion journeying through hidden worlds and colorful dimensions in this fantastical martial arts action-comedy.

Based on a true story from award-winning director Daniel Lee (THREE KINGDOMS​​​​​, 14 BLADES), featuring China’s most prominent stars Wu Jing (WANDERING EARTH, WOLF WARRIOR 2) and Zhang Ziyi (CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON, MEMOIRS OF A GEISHA, THE GRANDMASTER), and with a special guest appearance from superstar Jackie Chan. THE CLIMBERS is a cinematic retelling of the first Chinese climbers to summit Mount Everest - the first ever to do so from the North Ridge. Well-known as the most challenging side of the mountain, the perilous journey takes its toll on the mountaineers, physically and

China's dilemma begins in the 20th century. Recent political reforms have rendered the country more divided, famished, and warring. After 250 years of uncontested authority, the Qing Dynasty, commanded by a seven-year-old emperor and his tyrannical mother, Empress Dowager Longyu (Joan Chen), is out of touch. So the Qing Empire developed the "New Army" to quell public uprisings. Yet armaments are expensive, and the Qing officials are starving for cash, so they're trading whatever they can obtain with foreign countries—and selling China's future.
Huang Xing (Jackie Chan) studied contemporary

In the young Republic of China, where greedy warlords fuel a period of war and strife, Hou Jie (Andy Lau) arrogantly shows no mercy to his enemies seeking refuge with the benign and compassionate Shaolin monks. After unscrupulously killing a wounded enemy, Hou Jie pays a terrible price for his actions and is forced to seek refuge in the same Shaolin Monastery he blatantly disrespected. Hou Jie's traitorous second-in-command, Cao Man (Nicholas Tse), continues where the once-warlord left off, betraying his country and people. Hou Jie must adapt to Shaolin principles to stop the monster he

Set during China's war period, Little Big Soldier is the story of a soldier (Jackie Chan) and a general (Wang Leehom) who come from opposing states and have differing views on the war and the world. In one of his finest performances, Jackie Chan plays a soldier from Liang who ultimately survives the war by playing dead. Lee Hom Wang plays a wounded general from Wei fighting for his country. A painful yet comical journey commences when the soldier decides to kidnap the general and bring him back to his state in the high hopes of collecting a reward. However, when the unlikely duo is confronted

Police Captain Zhong Wen (Jackie Chan) knows all about sacrifice. Unfortunately, he’s always been too busy chasing bad guys to be a father to his daughter Miao (Jing Tian).

Tonight, he’s seeing her for the first time in years – and meeting her fiance, club owner Wu Jiang (Liu Ye). But Wu knows Zhong. And his plans for the evening include taking Miao, Zhong, and the entire club hostage.

Zhong knows about sacrifice. What will he give up to save his daughter?