JCE Film & Entertainment

JCE Film & Entertainment, also known as Jackie Chan Emperor Movies or JCE Movies, is a Privately Owned film production and distribution company headquartered in Hong Kong. Founded in 2004 as an equal equity joint venture between Jackie Chan and Albert Yeung, principal of Emperor Motion Picture Group (EMG), the company operates as a specialized division within the broader Emperor Entertainment Group (EEG). Established by Chan to bypass creative limitations and gain artistic governance over his domestic film career following Golden Harvest's withdrawal from the film industry, the studio specializes in financing, developing, and releasing commercial martial arts blockbusters, action comedies, and high-budget Hong Kong and mainland Chinese co-productions, focusing on content rights. Its cinematic library includes titles such as New Police Story, The Myth, Rob-B-Hood, Shinjuku Incident, Little Big Soldier, 1911, and CZ12.