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Liz Shackleton
Contributing Editor, Asia
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Liz joined Deadline in July 2022 and is one of the most respected trade journalists and editors to have covered the Asian industry. Based in Hong Kong, she spent 15 years as Asia Editor at Screen International.
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Filmart Wraps Edition That Was Busier, More China-Focused & Light On Sales Deals
This year's Filmart was definitely bigger and busier than last year, which was the first physical edition following the reopening of Hong Kong and mainland China's borders after the pandemic. According to Filmart organizers, the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), more than 750 exhibitors and…
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Hong Kong FDC Hands Out First Round Of Streaming Content Development Grants
Hong Kong Film Development Council (HKFDC) has announced the first ten projects to receive grants under its Content Development Scheme for Streaming Platforms.
The ten projects, which will now enter phase two of the scheme, include series to be directed and/or produced by leading Hong Kong filmmakers…
‘Call Of Lobster’, ‘Dying Fire’ Win First HCG Awards As HKIFF Industry Unveils Project Market Winners
Yin Chen-Hao's Call Of Lobster and Gao Linyang's Dying Fire were presented with the inaugural HCG Awards, a joint initiative of HKIFF Industry and CAA China, as the Hong Kong projects market wrapped with 21 cash and in-kind prizes worth more than US$223,000.
The objective of HCG [HKIFF Industry – CAA…
“There’s Less Money Everywhere”: Producers Talk Growing Need To Bridge Asia’s Market-Driven Industry With European Subsidy System – Filmart
The fact that both Asia and Europe are finding it more difficult to finance movies following the pandemic may drive the two regions to start working together more closely, despite the huge differences in their funding systems, said a group of leading producers on a two-session Filmart panel.
In the…
‘Lingua Franca’ Director Isabel Sandoval Returns To Philippines To Shoot ‘Moonglow’ Starring Arjo Atayde
EXCLUSIVE: US-based Filipino filmmaker Isabel Sandoval is returning to the Philippines to shoot her fourth feature, Moonglow, starring Arjo Atayde (Trigger, BuyBust).
Sandoval, who is known for her award-winning 2019 feature Lingua Franca and directing series in the U.S., is scheduled to start…
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Filipino Studio ANIMA & Project 8 Projects Team On Antoinette Jadaone’s ‘Sunshine’
EXCLUSIVE: ANIMA, the Filipino studio behind Venice winner On The Job 2: The Missing 8 and Sundance winner Leonor Will Never Die, is joining with Project 8 Projects to co-produce Antoinette Jadaone's teenage pregnancy drama Sunshine.
Maris Racal stars in the film, marking her third collaboration with…
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China’s Alibaba To Invest $640M In Hong Kong Content Industry; Signs Strategic Partnership With Media Asia
Chinese tech and media giant Alibaba is investing $640M (HK$5BN) into Hong Kong's creative industries over the next five years.
The funding will come via multiple divisions in Alibaba's Digital Media and Entertainment Group, including Alibaba Pictures and streaming platform Youku.
The plan…
CreAsia Studio’s Jessica Kam-Engle On Producing Content For Southeast Asia: “As Streamers Pull Back On Originals, The Need For Buying Grows”
After stints heading local-language production at Disney APAC and HBO Asia, Hong Kong-based Jessica Kam-Engle is now heading CreAsia Studio, a new Banijay Asia venture in Southeast Asia, in the role of EVP & Business Head.
Sitting down with Deadline in Hong Kong in the run-up to Filmart, Kam-Engle…
S11 Partners Launches Chinese Film Slate With Medialink Backing; Imagine Entertainment Co-Pros
Veteran producers Cora Yim and Benjamin Lin are launching a production company, S11 Partners, with an equity investment from Hong Kong-listed Medialink Group.
Based in Hong Kong and Taiwan, the new outfit aims to develop, finance, produce and distribute original and market-driven Chinese-language…
Hong Kong’s Once Mighty Film Industry Grapples With Changing Market & Political Realities
As Filmart gets underway, Hong Kong's major production companies, including Edko Films, Emperor Motion Pictures (EMP), Media Asia, One Cool Group and Universe Entertainment, will be unveiling their new titles in enormous booths at the front of the trade show floor, some of which will be as elaborate as…
Vietnam’s Mockingbird Pictures Enters International Sales With Record-Breaking Horror ‘Quy Cau’
EXCLUSIVE: Vietnamese distributor and producer Mockingbird Pictures is making its debut as an international sales agent at Filmart with a slate of local horror, comedies and action films, headed by record-breaking horror hit Crimson Snout (Quy Cau).
Produced by 89s Group, the film is currently the…
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Hong Kong International Film Festival To Open With Berlin Award Winner ‘All Shall Be Well’
This year's Hong Kong International Film Festival (HKIFF, March 28-April 8) will open with the Asian premiere of All Shall Be Well, directed by Hong Kong filmmaker Ray Yeung, which recently won the Teddy Award at Berlin film festival.
Starring Patra Au and Maggie Li, the film tells the story of an…
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