All Asia articles – Page 352
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CommentFIRST LOOK: Everest
Universal Pictures has released the first image of Jason Clarke in Everest.
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NewsFortissimo sells Black Coal, Thin Ice
Multiple sales secured for Berlinale Competition title including Memento for France.
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Buyers order Moland's 'Disappearance'
Hans Petter Moland’s Berlinale Competition title has made a raft of additional sales.
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NewsPiFan appoints chief programmer
Current head of Korea National University of Arts’ School of Film, TV & Multimedia will handle European programming.
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NewsImagica plans Pinewood Malaysia facility
Japanese post-production company Imagica Corp has formed a joint venture with Malaysia’s Khazanah to set up a post-production facility, Imagica South East Asia, at Pinewood Iskandar Malaysia Studios (PIMS).
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NewsThree festivals team to reboot AFAs
Three major Asian film festivals – Hong Kong, Busan and Tokyo – are joining forces to relaunch the Asian Film Awards in a bid to increase the pan-Asian influence of the annual event.
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NewsGrandmaster, Snowpiercer lead AFA noms
Wong Kar Wai’s The Grandmaster scooped the most nominations for this year’s Asian Film Awards with 11 nods, followed by Bong Joon Ho’s Snowpiercer with five.
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NewsNorio Tsurata lines up Cursed Diary
EXCLUSIVE: Premonition director’s next project stars Death Note’s Erika Toda [pictured].
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NewsDIFF announces 2014 dates
Festival to run Dec 10-17; tenth edition saw a 150% growth in attendance since its inaugural edition in 2004.
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NewsChina box office up 82% over Chinese New Year
Huge growth fuels speculation that China may soon expand its quota for revenue-sharing imports to 44 films a year.
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NewsAutlook sells Rijksmuseum to Japan
EXCLUSIVE: Austrian sales agent also reporting interest on feature doc and TV project from France, Germany and the UK.
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NewsToei announces Land’s End Café
EXCLUSIVE: Chiang Hsiu Chiung’s feature [pictured] is currently in post-production.
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NewsCanopy spreads for Odin's Eye
Aaron Wilson’s survival drama [pictured] sells to the UK and Canada.
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NewsAfter Dark pacts with China's Shenghua
Alliance will see five films in production over the next 18 months, led by Cake starring Jennifer Aniston.
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