Taiwanese actors Jieh-Wen King and Hsueh Shih-Ling and Indonesian actor Angga Yunanda have been forged in Lim Lungyin’s motion journey Malice, an amitious co-production between Taiwan, Czech Republic and Indonesia.
Hsueh has credit together with Staff, Twisted Strings and final evening he received Finest Supporting Actor at Busan’s Asian Contents Awards for Disney+ collection Taiwan Crime Tales. King is a veteran actor in Taiwan whose credit embody Hou Hsiao-hsien’s Goodbye South, Goodbye, Lim’s Ohong Village and The Nice Buddha+.
Yunanda is an Indonesian actor, mannequin and singer who made his performing debut and rose to fame with Malu-Malu Kucing and Mermaid In Love. His current credit embody Stealing Raden Saleh (2022) and 12 Cerita Glen Anggara (2022).
The casting information was introduced at this time at an occasion on the on-going Busan Worldwide Movie Pageant. Manufacturing firms on the movie embody Taiwan’s Tydal Productions and Aview Pictures, Czech Republic’s Lonely Manufacturing and Indonesia’s Kawankawan Media.
Manufacturing credit go to Ivy Yu-Hua Shen (Dostojee), Lonely Productions’ Michal Sikora (Kanya), Aview Pictures’ Kuek Shee Heng (Little Blue), and Kawankawan’s Yulia Evina Bhara, whose credit embody Tiger Stripes, Autobiography and present Busan premiere 24 Hours With Gaspar.
Described as Asia’s first fantasy highway film on the ocean, the movie revolves round three males who board the final harpoon boat to seek for an extinct swordfish. Nevertheless, haunted by violent shadows of their previous, their obsessions change into their doom.
Scripted by Hsieh Chia-Hsin, the undertaking has acquired funding from the Taiwanese authorities and completed the rounds of undertaking markets and labs. The manufacturing shall be partly filmed in Malaysia, within the water tanks at Iskandar Malaysia Studios.
The director Lim Lungyin studied filmmaking within the Czech Republic and made his function debut with Ohong Village, which received the CIPUTTI Prize at Torino Movie Pageant and in addition screened at Jeonju, Mannheim-Heidelberg and Taipei movie festivals.
