Vietnamese Supernatural Horror ‘Bloodline: The Curse Within’ Heads to Busan Market With Mockingbird Pictures (EXCLUSIVE)
Vietnamese supernatural horror film “Bloodline: The Curse Within” will be introduced to international buyers by Mockingbird Pictures at the Asian Contents &…
Variety reports: Vietnamese supernatural horror film “Bloodline: The Curse Within” will be introduced to international buyers by Mockingbird Pictures at the Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM), the market of the Busan International Film Festival.
The company holds worldwide distribution rights to the film, which will open in theaters across Vietnam on Dec. 25.
This entertainment story centres on Vietnam. Names and organisations mentioned in the coverage include Vietnamese Supernatural Horror, Curse Within’ Heads and Busan Market With Mockingbird.
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