Japanese short-film platform, Samansa, soft launches in Korea by the end of this month, expanding its domestic footprint for the first time and counting down to the 2024 debut of its freemium tiers.

When this year’s International Emmy nominations were announced at the end of September, "Rocket Boys" was one of three Indian titles on the list of 56 shows that entered the final race.

Talks are underway to return Indonesian horror series, "Losmen Melati", a co-production between Taiwan-based Catchplay and Indonesia/Singapore-based Infinite Studios, to regional screens.

Netflix’s APAC content head, Minyoung Kim, has described Japan as “a paradise of imagination” with a natural crossover in the creative community between film and television that enables the streamer to focus on the story rather than the format.

On 2 October, the new leadership of disgraced Japanese talent agency, Johnny & Associates, will unveil their vision for the company’s future beyond compensation and better guardrails.

At first glance, "The Safe Zone" could look like every writer, director and producer’s – and maybe even actor’s – worst nightmare. The six-and-a-half-minute short film, which taps dark fears about artificial intelligence and technology run amok, was created, written and directed by AI.