All Asia articles – Page 394
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Fortissimo, WME go to New York with Maisie
Fortissimo Films will handle international sales and WME domestic on Red Crown Productions’ What Maisie Knew, set to star Julianne Moore, Alexander Skarsgard and Steve Coogan.
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Hong Kong’s Universe lines up new Chan, Pang Brothers projects
Hong Kong’s Universe Films Distribution is launching four new titles at Cannes, including an untitled $20m action film from Benny Chan.
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Korea’s bom sells Come Rain to Japan, launches Countdown
Korean production house bom Film Productions has sealed a Japanese deal on its Berlin competition title Come Rain, Come Shine, which has been snapped up by Pony Canyon.
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NewsGolden Network adds Chan’s Mural to Cannes slate
Hong Kong-based Golden Network Asia has picked up international rights to $13m fantasy action picture Mural, written and directed by Gordon Chan.
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Five Star adds 3D horror Dark Flight to Cannes slate
Thai production and sales outfit Five Star Production is unleashing four new high-profile titles at Cannes, including 3D horror film Dark Flight.
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Taiwan’s Double Edge picks up Spin Kid, Gangster Rock
Taiwan-based Double Edge Entertainment has acquired two music-themed Taiwanese films – Spin Kid and Gangster Rock – and also sealed two deals on concert film Mayday 3DNA.
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NewsSydney reveals competition lineup
Four films now in the running for awards at Cannes, including two homegrown titles, and two Berlin award winners are among the 12 films in competition at the Sydney Film Festival (SFF).
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NewsCJ heads into Cannes with slew of pre-sales
EXCLUSIVE: Korea’s CJ Entertainment has announced a raft of presales on its titles in the Cannes market.
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NewsM-Line seals Japanese deal on Haunters
EXCLUSIVE: Seoul-based sales company M-Line Distribution has sealed a slew of deals on action drama Haunters, directed by Kim Min-suk, including a sale to Japanese distributor Twin Co.
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Asian, Western talent sign up for Kazakh epic Myn Bala
Talent from the US, Europe and Asia have signed up for historic adventure film Myn Bala, which has just started shooting in Kazakhstan.
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NewsFinecut adds Un Certain Regard titles, Leafie to Cannes slate
Korean sales company Finecut has arrived in Cannes with several new titles including Un Certain Regard entries The Day He Arrives, directed by Hong Sangsoo, and Kim Ki-duk’s dramatic documentary Arirang.
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NewsShanghai unveils competition lineup
The Shanghai International Film Festival (SIFF) announced the first 9 films of its competition lineup.
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NewsTokyo edition of Talent Campus to welcome 12-15 participants
Details of the first edition of Talent Campus Tokyo were announced today by the event’s Berlin and Tokyo organising committees.
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Strong response to Asian Short Film Awards
The inaugural Asian Short Film Awards@ScreenSingapore has received 90 entries from 15 countries and regions since it opened for submissions two months ago.
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NewsJean Gentil wins top award at Jeonju Film Festival
Israel Cardenas and Laura Amelia Guzman drama takes top Woosuk Award
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India’s NFDC to promote six filmmakers at Cannes
India’s National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) will be promoting six local filmmakers at this year’s Cannes, part of a range of activities designed to increase collaboration between Indian and overseas film industries.
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NewsUK premiere of Red Dog to kick off London Australian Film Festival
AFI winners Animal Kingdom and Tomorrow, When The War Began also screening at 17th edition of festival (May 5-12) at the Barbican
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NewsTaipei Film Festival to open with Toast, Jump! A-shin
The Taipei Film Festival has unveiled its opening films and nominees of its competition section.
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NewsKhan, Kaif to star in Ek Tha Tiger for Yash Raj Films
India’s Yash Raj Films has tapped Salman Khan and Katrina Kaif to star in upcoming romantic thriller Ek Tha Tiger, directed by Kabir Khan and produced by Aditya Chopra.
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NewsAustralia devises a new comprehensive way to measure film watching
Australian features were viewed 101m times locally in 2007-2009, but only 9% of the viewing was in cinemas.