Michelle Yeoh makes China film comeback with 'It's My Time' after Oscar victory
Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh is returning to Chinese-language cinema with the drama 'It's My Time.' The film, which explores an unlikely friendship in a nursing home, marks her first live-action project in China since her 2023 Academy Award win.
Why it matters
Yeoh's return to Chinese cinema is culturally significant given her status as a global icon and the bridge she represents between Hollywood and Asian film markets.
Malaysian actress Tan Sri Michelle Yeoh is returning to Chinese-language cinema with It's My Time , her first live-action China film since winning the Oscar for Best Actress in 2023.
The 63-year-old has kept busy with major Hollywood productions since her historic Academy Award win, appearing in both film and television. She also has several high-profile projects in the pipeline, including the science-fiction series Blade Runner 2099 and future Avatar films.
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