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All Asia articles – Page 292
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NewsKorea's UP introduces 'The Priests'
Korea’s United Pictures (UP) has launched sales at Filmart on new exorcist thriller The Priests.
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NewsMalaysia's Said shooting supernatural 'Interchange'
EXCLUSIVE: Malaysian director Dain Iskandar Said has started shooting supernatural thriller Interchange, the first project to be backed by Malaysia’s new slate financing fund Sonneratia Capital.
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NewsWu Jing's 'Wolf Warrior' heads to US
EXCLUSIVE: Well Go USA has swooped on North American rights to Easternlight Films’ 3D war epic Wolf Warrior, directed by and starring Wu Jing.
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NewsHideo Nakata's 'Ghost Theatre' scares up sales
EXCLUSIVE: Japan’s Nikkatsu has sold J-horror master Hideo Nakata’s new film Ghost Theater to Red Pictures Pte. Ltd. for Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei.
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NewsHK's Sun Entertainment shines on seven films
Hong Kong-based Sun Entertainment Culture is unveiling several new projects at Filmart, including romantic drama Concerto Of The Bully, starring Ronald Cheng and Janice Man.
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NewsNippon sells sci-fi 'Strayer's Chronicle' to S Korea
EXCLUSIVE: Japan’s Nippon TV has pre-sold Heaven’s Story director Takahisa Zeze’s sci-fi thriller Strayer’s Chronicle to NK Contents for South Korea.
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NewsOne Cool Group debuts with Soi Cheang thriller
A collective of Hong Kong companies, under the banner One Cool Group, launched their debut slate of productions at Filmart yesterday, which includes as as-yet-untitled crime thriller to be produced by Soi Cheang.
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NewsHK's Mei Ah grows slate with Jet Tone, Gordon Chan
EXCLUSIVE: Hong Kong’s Mei Ah Entertainment will unveil several projects at Filmart today, including a co-production with Wong Kar Wai’s Jet Tone Productions titled Drive Me Crazy, and a Boyhood-inspired drama, Growing Up, which will be shot over a period of 15 years.
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Reviews'Beautiful 2015': Review
Dirs. Tsai Ming-liang (no-no-sleep); Mohsen Makhmalbaf (The Tenant); Yim Ho (Three Days After My Death; Huang Jianxin (The Insomniac Diary). HK, 2015. 117 mins.
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NewsHK's Emperor unveils 15 films on 15th anniverary
Hong Kong’s Emperor Motion Pictures (EMP) launched a 15-film slate at Filmart to commemorate its 15th anniversary.
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NewsMega-Vision plots Macau 3, Invincible 12
Hong Kong-based Mega-Vision Pictures (MVP) has unwrapped a slate of five new projects at Filmart, including action title The Invincible 12 and a third instalment in the From Vegas To Macau franchise.
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: Hot titles - South Korea
Sales agents from South Korea are in town with a line-up of intriguing character-driven dramas, period action titles and offbeat stories. Jean Noh profiles a selection
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: Hot titles - Japan
Japanese companies are at Filmart with a strong line-up of literary adaptations, tear-jerkers and a comedy set in the make-up room of a porn shoot.
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: US falls for appeal
Filmart offers US sellers the chance to establish and maintain relationships with Asian buyers outside the frenzy of the bigger markets in the calendar.
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: Philip Yung, Port Of Call
Philip Yung talks to Silvia Wong about socially conscious storytelling and his HKIFF closing film Port Of Call.
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: HKIFF's Roger Garcia on reaching a younger crowd
Hong Kong International Film Festival’s Roger Garcia tells Liz Shackleton about the efforts made to woo younger audiences
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: Hot titles - Hong Kong, China
Liz Shackleton spotlights the hottest productions at Hong Kong Filmart.
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: Beyond China
Filmart is the centre of the world for global buyers and sellers focused on Asian content. As it enters its 19th edition, Louise Tutt examines its enduring appeal.
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: HAF profiles
Profiles of projects from the 13th Hong Kong - Asia Film Financing Forum (HAF).
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FeaturesFilmart 2015: Is there Asian appetite for European films?
With sales companies out in force at Filmart, how much of an appetite do Asian audiences really have for European films?