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4DPLEX EXPERIENCES ADDED IN CAMBODIA, THAILAND Korean tech firm CJ 4DPLEX has struck a deal with Thailand’s Major Cineplex to add two ScreenX locations in Cambodia and Thailand. One will be located at the AEON Mall Mean Chey, have almost 500 seats and have a 75-foot-wide central screen, making it the largest ScreenX auditorium in […]

This is not the first time he has been injured by his dog.

It's a cruel feeling of deja vu. Earlier this year in January, Taiwanese actor Kai Ko was involved in an accident with a drone on set that left him "disfigured" and getting up to 30 stitches on his face. While he may have recovered from that, albeit with a fear of "spinning things", the 32-year-old took to Instagram yesterday (July...

A decade after Taiwanese acting heartthrob Kai Ko, also known as Ko Chen-tung, attended Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival for the first time, he is returning this year not as an actor, but for his directorial debut. “I’ve been to various film festivals around the world but I really like Bifan’s vibrant and dynamic mood as well as its concertlike opening ceremony. As I have visited this ...

ScreenX cinema experiences are added by exhibitors in Cambodia, Thailand; BBC Earth and drama launch on LINE TV, Taipei festival winners.

Local streaming service Wavve announced Friday that has launched a special Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival section, offering online screenings of the films that are being screened at this year’s film festival. The 27th edition of BIFAN, which kicked off Thursday, mainly focuses on Korean and international horror, thriller, mystery and fantasy films. Wavve subscribers can enjoy the same program as ...

Actors Park Ha-seon and Seo Hyun-woo will co-host the opening ceremony of this years Bucheon International Fantastic Film Festival (BIFAN). The 27th BIFAN kicks off its 11-day run at the Bucheon City Hall Lawn Plaza in Bucheon, Gyeonggi Province, on Thursday. It will feature a total of 262 films from 51 countries.

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The HKIFF wrapped with its Firebird Awards going to 'Stonewalling' and 'Totem'.

Huang Ji and Otsuka Ryuji's Stonewalling was the big winner at Hong Kong International Film Festival, taking home three prizes including best film.