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Animation projects ‘A Mighty Adventure’ and ‘Min’ among winners
Buyers hunting horror at the market in Hong Kong, which has been mroe focussed in terms of attendees.
‘Attack 13’ marks the latest from ‘Death Whisperer’ director Taweewat Wantha.
StarsTung Wai as a once-famous stunt director making a comeback.
Titles include ’Dream Animals The Movie’.
“It’s been too long,” said one seller of the K-content freeze.
NYAFF recruits Hawai‘i programmer Anna Page and filmmaker Aimee Long.
The film stars Joe Odagiri and is set to release in July.
Browse Screen International’s daily editions from Hong Kong Filmart (March 17-20).
The films include action feature ‘The Way Out’ and a Tom and Jerry animated feature.
The supernatural comedy is a remake of Taiwanese blockbuster ‘Marry My Dead Body’.
The cast also includes Girls’ Generation K-pop star Seo Hyun and David Lee, most recently seen in Squid Game season two.
A day-and-date release have been set in numerous territories while a fresh sale has been made to France.
The feature is co-directed by Kongkiat Komesiri and Nophand Boonyai.
HKIFF will close with Berlinale Golden Bear winner ‘Dreams (Sex Love)’.
Prizes worth over €440,000 shared between 21 projects at 2025 edition in Turin.
Speakers at the annual conference included Screen Scotland’s Isabel Davis, Access Entertainment’s Danny Cohen and writer-director Richard Curtis.
Film scores over £5.5m on each day of weekend, and has £18.9m including previews.