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CAA China launches genre film initiative with HKIFF

Five Chinese-language genre projects to be selected.

Fewer attendees at Filmart 2023 but buyers praise “busy” return

Hong Kong Trade Development Council reveals figures.

Stanley Kwan-produced ‘Fly Me To The Moon’ sweeps Work-in-Progress awards at HAF 2023

The drama about two sisters is from first-time feature director Sasha Chuk.

Fantawild deals for ‘Boonie Bears: Guardian Code’ include UK, France, Canada (exclusive)

The UK, France, Canada and EMEA among key sales.

Taiwan’s ‘Goddamned Asura’ sold to US, Japan, Indonesia (exclusive)

The film was Taiwan’s submission for this year’s Oscars.

TrustNordisk sells ‘Darkland: The Return’ to German-speaking territories (exclusive)

Dar Salim reprises his role from the 2017 action thriller.

Berlinale animation ‘White Plastic Sky’ lands Europe, Asia sales (exclusive)

Films Boutique are close to further deals in China and Italy.

‘The Remnant’ first to be filmed from Hong Kong’s Keep Rolling initiative

The film stars Philip Keung as a former gangster boss alongside Fish Liew and Ling Man Lung.

Fred Tsui’s Moebius teams with Louis Koo, Peter Chan (exclusive)

Consultancy Moebius Entertainment launched in October 2022.

‘New Police Story 2’ among Emperor titles unveiled at Hong Kong Filmart

Some 16 titles were showcased at a packed launch in Hong Kong.

Bas Devos’ Berlin award-winner ‘Here’ sold to Asia, US

Belgian drama won best film in Encounters at Berlin and the Fipeseci prize.

Strong business reported at Filmart’s “energetic” comeback edition

“I feel like Filmart is as busy as it’s ever been.”

Hong Kong Filmart 2023: Screen’s dailies

Browse Screen International’s daily editions from the 2023 Hong Kong Filmart.

China’s ‘Dark Eyes’ details revealed at Hong Kong’s HAF (exclusive)

The project is to be produced by Wen Muye’s General Dream Studio.

South Korea’s Bifan partners with Taiwan’s TAICCA for cross-border alliance

Partnership to foster increased industry collaboration between the two countries.

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