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24 April Release for Netflix’s 1st Korean YA Horror Series; 2nd of 7 New Korean Scripted Titles to...
Netflix premieres its first Korean young adult horror series, “If Wishes Could Kill”, on 24 April – the second of seven Korean scripted series the streamer has promised for Q2. Produced by CJ ENM Studios and Kairos Makers, “If Wishes Could...
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iQiyi to Open 4th Theme Park in China in 2027; Streamer Says the Wuhan Development Continues “to...
Chinese streamer iQiyi is opening its fourth theme park development in China in 2027, saying today that the expansion – its first in central China – was “continuing to bring IP value beyond the screen”. The decision coincides with the...
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Baseball, Anime “Rooster Fighter” Win for Chunghwa Telecom; Taiwanese Telco Lauds Sports and...
Taiwan’s Chunghwa Telecom said today its consolidated March revenue – NT$20.79 billion/US$653.9 million – was the highest for the same month in company history, and said the World Baseball Classic (WBC) and original anime “Rooster Fighter”...
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ContentAsia Awards Focus: The Making of... Wayne Song Talks About His Role in “A Second Chance of Life”
ContentAsia’s interview series goes behind the trophies, into the decisions, risks and creative calls that turned shortlisted ideas into ContentAsia Awards’ winners. As we count down to the launch of…
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ContentAsia Awards Focus: The Making of... “Hotel Saltwater”
Based on Chen Tseng-chih’s 2017 book "Hotel Saltwater: Tai Chen-yao’s Revolutionary Youth", "Hotel Saltwater" (鹽水大飯店) is about an agricultural reform activist in the 1970s, when Taiwan was under…
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Peter Chan is Scratching His Head About the Future. Should We All Be Worried? And Other Moments From a 9/10 Week at Hong Kong Filmart
The 30th edition of Hong Kong Filmart closed on Friday evening with – as expected – microdramas and AI front and centre of the conversations; hot and cold running location incentives and production…
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Moscow Calling: What's Attracting China's and Southeast Asia’s Film Industries to the Russian Capital?
As government-backed cooperation agreements extend through 2030 and production costs climb across traditional shooting destinations, Moscow is positioning itself as Eurasia's most compelling…
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