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'Line Walker', 'Train To Busan', 'Call Of Heroes' Among 18 New Asian Films to Screen in 2nd Half of 2016!
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Flora
/
09 Jun 2016 (Thursday)
Clover Films, one of Singapore’s film distribution and production company will be bringing in a total of 18 Asian movies to Singapore cinemas in the second half of 2016.
The lineup includes films from China, Taiwan, South Korean, Hong Kong, Thailand and Singapore, with notable films like ‘
Line Walker
’, ‘Railroad Tigers’, ‘
Train to Busan
’ and ‘
Apprentice
’ by Singaporean filmmaker Boo Junfeng.
Photo Credit: Line Walker's Facebook
(Source)
These selected Asian movies feature an array of international stars including Jackie Chan (Railroad Tigers); Louis Koo and Nick Cheung (
Line Walker
); Sean Lau and Eddie Peng (
Call of Heroes
); Gong Yoo (
Train to Busan
); and Liam Neeson (
Operation Chromite
).
The two Singaporean films are
Apprentice
by Boo Junfeng, and Lucky Boy, directed by Boris Boo. Apprentice tells a story about a young prison guard Aiman, who is brought under the wing of the prison’s chief executioner Rahim. The film was selected the 69th Cannes Film Festival's Official Selection under Un Certain Regard earlier this year, and received a standing ovation during its world premiere.
Lucky Boy
is a comedy-drama that stars Chew Chor Meng, Wang Wei Liang and Venus Wong, tells a story about a boy who has been regarded as someone who holds a ‘nearly, almost there’ luckless fate throughout his life.
“These are exciting times for Asian cinema and we are happy to have signed many highly-anticipated movies from the region! With this amazing slate of new titles, we are confident of outdoing our past performance for Asian movies in Singapore for 2016!" says Mr Lim Teck, Managing Director of Clover Films.
Here are the 18 Asian titles to look forward to this year:
APPRENTICE - 30th June 2016
THREE - 30th June 2016
HAUNTING IN JAPAN - 7th July 2016
AT CAFÉ 6 - 15th July 2016
THE WAILING - 28th July 2016
TRAIN TO BUSAN - 4th August 2016
LINE WALKER - 11th August 2016
SWORD MASTER - 18th August 2016
CALL OF HEROES - August 2016
OPERATION CHROMITE - 15th September 2016
GOD OF WAR - October 2016
OPERATION MEKONG - Q3 2016
MASTER - Q4 2016
THE WEDDING GAME - Q4 2016
MISBEHAVIOR - Q4 2016
SCHOOL TALES - Q4 2016
LUCKY BOY - Q4 2016
RAILROAD TIGERS - 16th December 2016
Line Walker
Lucky Boy
Apprentice
Railroad Tigers
Three
The Wailing
Haunting In Japan
At Cafe 6
Train To Busan
Sword Master
Call Of Heroes
Operation Chromite
Operation Mekong
God Of War
Master
The Wedding Game
Misbehavior
School Tales
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