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Asian sellers were presenting packed slates of new titles, but due to cinema closures, buyers are still cautious in many parts of the world.
Japanese-language projects, Yu Yu Hakusho and Sanctuary, will be the first Netflix productions to film at the facility this year.
HAF and WIP award winners also include The Way We AD, I Come From Ikotun, Stonewalling and No Winter Holidays.
Strategic joint venture aims to identify and promote talent across the Southeast Asia region.
Hong Kong studio also seals string of deals on Tales From The Occult, Fagara and a package of 4K restored classics.
WarnerMedia, Hulu Japan and iQiyi International discussed how Korean, Chinese and other Asian-language content is helping them to stand out.
Horror film is directed by Le Van Kiet, whose credits include Furie, which is Vietnam’s highest-grossing local film.
Fantasy adventure, which also stars Vivian Sung and Gingle Wang, is adapted from the director’s novel God Of Love.
Frequent Johnnie To collaborator Dennis Law is directing the film, which stars Eddie Cheung and Dada Chan.
New projects include Au Cheuk Man’s Stand Up Story, co-produced with EMP, and Chui Tze Yiu’s Remember What I Forgot.
Beijing-based sales agency is also handling war epic Sacrifice and Vincent Zhao’s Counter Attack.
Kai Ko and Vivian Hsu star in romantic drama, which starts shooting later this month in Taipei.
The two companies will co-produce Chinese-language films directed by Kelvin Tong, Melvin Mak, Ong Kuo Sin and Tay Ping Hui.
Directed by Yoshida Kota, the film is described as a triptych about sex, aphrodisiac foods and secret desires.
Line-up includes 10 docs and 11 fiction films, mostly from Asia, with several European productions and co-productions.