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All Asia articles – Page 117
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NewsSK Global names new president of TV division
New hire had “no intention of returning to the executive ranks.”
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NewsKino Lorber buys Berlin Golden Bear winner ‘There is No Evil’
US distributor released Mohammad Rasoulof’s 2013 thriller Manuscripts Don’t Burn.
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NewsKorean court halts global release of Netflix thriller ‘Time To Hunt’
Yoon Sung-hyun’s thriller was set to launch worldwide on April 10.
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NewsLeading Korean cinema chains CJ CGV, Lotte reject ‘Trolls World Tour’
Universal Pictures plans to release the animation day-and-date in theatres and on VoD in Korea on April 29.
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NewsKorean film industry not impressed with coronavirus support measures
Industry coalition says package of measures announced by goverment do not go far enough.
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NewsSony sets up $100m coronavirus relief fund
The fund will support medical staff helping to fight the virus, children and educators working remotely, and those working in the entertainment industry.
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Features“The landscape for horror is changing”: Natalie Erika James on debut feature ‘Relic’
Executive producers on the film include Jake Gyllenhaal and the Russo brothers.
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FeaturesWord of Mouth - Eric Khoo: “'Chernobyl' blew me away”
Eric Khoo, the Singaporean director, producer and founder of Zhao Wei Films, reveals how he finds films and TV shows to watch.
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NewsDisney+ Hotstar confirms India launch for April 3
New service combines Disney+ with Hotstar, currently India’s biggest streaming service with 300m MAUs.
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FeaturesMy Working From Home Life: Palestinian director Muayad Alayan
”I believe it’s a strong reminder to everyone of the importance of audiovisual artists and creators.”
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NewsWhy China’s cinemas have closed again after partially reopening
Audiences do not seem to want to take any risks to watch older films.
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FeaturesJapan’s Nippon TV taps into global demand for female-oriented dramas
Japanese broadcaster Nippon TV has found a global groove selling scripted formats for social-issue dramas.
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NewsSingapore-based regional streamer HOOQ files for liquidation
Five-year-old OTT service cited a failure to grow revenues quickly enough and cover its increasing operating costs.
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NewsChina re-closes cinemas after partial reopening
The news comes just days after a small number of sites reopened in the country.
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NewsSingapore closes cinemas in new raft of coronavirus protection measures
Other measures include restricting gatherings outside work and school to a maximum of 10 people from March 26 to April 30.
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NewsSundance London, Hong Kong festivals postponed amid coronavirus pandemic
Sundance Institute to “reimagine” 58 live programmes planned through August.
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NewsNoah Media Group acquires indigenous sports star documentary ‘The Australian Dream’
It is the company’s first third-party sales project.
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NewsContents Panda considers legal action over ‘Time To Hunt’ Netflix deal
Korea’s Little Big Pictures has sold worldwide rights to the Berlinale title to Netflix, despite 30 existing deals with global distributuors.
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NewsAround 500 Chinese cinemas reopen as coronavirus cases decline
’Wolf Warrior 2’, ’The Wandering Earth’ and ‘Capernaum’ are among the titles being screened to lure audiences back to cinemas.
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FeaturesFirst Look: ‘Peninsula’, Yeon Sang-ho’s follow-up to ‘Train To Busan’ (exclusive)
Already a hit with buyers, the zombie thriller unfolds four years after the original.