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“Jiang Ziya” sequel to box office hit “Ne Zha,” to hit North American theatres February 7th

Dallas, Texas (January 14, 2019) – Well Go USA Entertainment will release “” ( and , 2020), the sequel to box office hit “Ne Zha” (Yu Yang, 2019), to North American theatres February 7th. “Ne Zha” generated a total box office revenue of nearly $720 million, surpassing “Wandering Earth” (Frant Gwo, 2019) to become China's second highest grossing film of all-time — only behind action thriller “Wolf Warrior 2” (Wu-jing, 2017). “Jiang Ziya” will be the second film of a 3D animated series, produced by Beijing Enlight Pictures.

Based on an ancient Chinese myth, “Jiang Ziya” follows Jiang Ziya, a top commander in the divine army of the Kunlun Sect. Before Jiang Ziya can ascend to his new position among the Gods, he is ordered to execute the Nine-Tailed Fox Demon who threatens the mortal realm's very existence. But when the Fox Demon shows him a dangerous secret, he is unable to complete his task resulting in his banishment to the mortal realm forever. Ten years later, atop the ruins of war, Jiang Ziya is once again faced with a challenging decision – follow the will of heaven regardless of innocent life lost or find his own path to righteousness.  

“Jiang Ziya” will be released by , a theatrical and home entertainment distribution label based in Piano, Texas with offices in Taiwan. As a leader in independent film distribution, Well Go USA's titles can be seen across a variety of platforms, including in theaters, On Demand, DVD and Blu-ray, and on Television. Previous Well Go USA Entertainment releases include record-breaking animation “Ne Zha” (Yu Yang, 2019), “Burning” (Lee Chang-dong, 2018), “Shadow” (Zhang Yi-mou, 2018), “Master Z: The Ip Man Legacy” (Yuen Wo-Ping, 2018), and “Ip Man 4: The Finale” (Wilson Yip, 2019).

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Grace Han

In a wave of movie-like serendipity revolving around movies, I transitioned from studying early Italian Renaissance frescoes to contemporary cinema. I prefer to cover animated film, Korean film, and first features (especially women directors). Hit me up with your best movie recs on Twitter @gracehahahan !

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