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Pang Brothers’ Supernatural Thriller ‘The Mage’ Debuts at Busan Market

Danny and Oxide Pang’s ‘The Mage’ debuts at the Busan International Film Festival’s ACFM, with Southeast Asian distributor Abnormal Studios leading the way

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Pang Brothers’ Supernatural Thriller ‘The Mage’ Debuts at Busan Market
Danny and Oxide Pang with their latest supernatural crime thriller, ‘The Mage’.

Key Takeaways

  • Danny and Oxide Pang’s supernatural crime thriller ‘The Mage’ is set to debut at the Busan International Film Festival’s Asian Contents & Film Market.
  • Southeast Asian distributor Abnormal Studios will meet with buyers to discuss the film.
  • The movie stars Josie Ho and is opening in its first Asian territories.

Danny and Oxide Pang, renowned filmmakers, have introduced their latest supernatural crime thriller, ‘The Mage,’ to international buyers at the Busan International Film Festival’s Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM).

The film, starring Josie Ho, is set to open in its first Asian territories, marking a significant step in its global release.

Southeast Asian distributor Abnormal Studios has taken the lead in connecting with buyers, aiming to secure distribution deals for the film.

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The Pang brothers have been gaining recognition for their unique storytelling and innovative approach to the genre, making ‘The Mage’ a notable addition to their body of work.

With the film’s debut at the Busan market, the Pang brothers are looking to expand its reach and attract a wider audience.

The movie’s supernatural elements and crime thriller aspects are expected to resonate with both local and international audiences, potentially opening doors for broader distribution.

Abnormal Studios, known for its keen eye for promising projects, is optimistic about the film’s potential and is actively engaging with buyers.

The Pang brothers and Abnormal Studios are working closely to ensure that ‘The Mage’ receives the attention it deserves in the competitive film market.