Hollywood Audits China Box-Office Figures

The video discusses concerns over inaccurate ticket sales reporting in China, highlighting an audit agreement between the US film lobby and Chinese officials. It explores the implications of stricter Chinese laws and the potential for renegotiating revenue sharing agreements under the WTO framework. The video also examines possible outcomes if discrepancies are found, including penalties for exhibitors and leverage for studios in future negotiations.

What was the main concern regarding ticket sales in China?

• Lack of movie variety

• Inaccurate reporting of sales

• Poor theater conditions

• High ticket prices

When was the first promise of an audit between the US film lobby and Chinese officials made?

• 2010

• 2015

• 2020

• 2005

What percentage of ticket revenue do Hollywood studios currently receive from films shown in China?

• 75%

• 50%

• 25%

• 10%

What might happen to exhibitors if discrepancies in ticket sales are found?

• They will be publicly praised

• They will be fined or suspended

• They will receive a bonus

• They will be given more films to show

What is one potential benefit for studios if they prove discrepancies in ticket sales?

• Exclusive rights to Chinese theaters

• Higher revenue sharing percentage

• More films allowed in China

• Increased ticket prices