Host Stu Levy continues his conversation with Ellen Eliasoph, pioneering movie producer and global executive who played a foundational role in opening the Chinese market to Hollywood. From serving as the first Hollywood studio representative in Beijing to helping introduce blockbuster cinema to Chinese audiences, Ellen’s career reflects a rare blend of creativity, diplomacy, and fearless industry innovation. Having produced award-winning films that bridge cultures, aesthetics, and worldviews, she has long worked at the intersection of art, business, and global storytelling. In Part 2, Stu and Ellen build on their earlier discussion, further exploring her experiences navigating East-West collaboration before it became mainstream, her perspective on China’s evolving cultural mindset, and how those early moments helped shape the global powerhouse China is today. The conversation highlights the lasting impact of cross-cultural curiosity, leadership in uncharted territory, and storytelling that connects generations and cultures.