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Indian animation ‘Heirloom’, Midi Z-produced ‘The Land Is Our Navel’ among HKIFF Industry Project Market award winners
Heirloom was one of five films selected for the HAF goes to Cannes programme
Mirror feature ‘We 12’ lands distribution in the UK and Ireland (exclusive)
Trinity CineAsia has acquired UK and Ireland rights to We 12, the upcoming action comedy starring all 12 members of Cantopop boy band Mirror, in a deal with Hong Kong’s Makerville.
Thai co-production pioneer Pantham Thongsang rejoins Tifa Studios (exclusive)
Pantham is attending Filmart to introduce two new projects including female sports drama Seven Wonders
Taiwan’s Big Think, Coco Entertainment tie the knot on ‘Hello Marriage’ film series (exclusive)
A Hello Marriage feature adaptation will be made in two versions for mainland China and Taiwan
Buyers flock to Studio 100 animation ‘Flamingo Flamenco’ (exclusive)
The upcoming family feature has sold to territories in Asia, Europe and the Middle East.
“Asia box office recovery is coming,” says mm2 Asia boss Melvin Ang
The founder and executive chairman of the Singapore-based media company spoke optimistically at Filmart.
“Filmart is back”: industry returns to Hong Kong market but buyers exercise caution
The market floor bustled with activity but challenges remain in the region.
Hong Kong Filmart 2024: Screen’s dailies
Browse Screen International’s daily editions from the 2024 Hong Kong Filmart (March 11-14).
In pictures: The British drinks at Filmart 2024
Attendees included representative of Altitude Film Sales and Hanway Films.
Hong Kong’s Imagi Crystal debuts erotic drama ‘Due West 2’ at Filmart (exclusive)
The company has also boarded sales on boxing drama Golden Boy.
‘4 Kings’ director, cast reunite for Thai prison drama ‘Wai Noom 2001’ (exclusive)
Thai outfit Neramitnung Film is introducing the film to buyers at Filmart
Totem woos buyers to Berlin premieres ‘My Favourite Cake’ and ‘Crossing’ (exclusive)
My Favourite Cake debuted in Competition, while Levan Akin’s Crossing opened Panorama
Korean box office hit ‘Exhuma’ sold to US, UK, Asia (exclusive)
The supernatural thriller has taken nearly $60m after just three weeks on release.
Barunson E&A boards Korean sex comedy ‘Forbidden Fairytale’ (exclusive)
Park Ji-hyun from TV series ‘Reborn Rich’ stars in the feature directed by Lee Jong-suk.
Parallax boards Woo Ming Jin’s Malaysian horror ‘Indera’ (exclusive)
The film is set against the backdrop of a real-life incident in 1985 Malaysia.
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