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Written by Patrick Frater
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Wednesday, 18 July 2007 |
HONG KONG – Veteran Hong Kong
distribution exec Nan Wong has joined ambitious production and distribution
group Sundream Motion Pictures.
Wong, who spent 20 years
with Buena Vista partner Intercontinental Film
Distributors, takes over at Sundream as general manager of distribution.
As such she will be
responsible for film sales, strategy and releasing of all the company's
pictures. She will also spearhead Sundream's acquisition of foreign movies for
the Hong Kong market.
Sundream, headed by Tsui
Siuming, was set up two years ago as the movie arm of Hong
Kong cabler and pay-TV group I-Cable. It has already been involved
in production and finance of movies including epic "Battle of Wits"
and crimer "Eye in the sky." Its upcoming titles include Andy
Lau-starrer "The Three Kingdoms" and Sammo Hung vehicle "Howling
Arrow."
While company's initial
focus was on production, ambition has always been to expand into video and
theatrical distribution for Hong Kong and into
int'l film sales.
Wong's abrupt departure
from the Kadokawa-owned Intercontinental, left the Hong
Kong industry guessing. Ankling in February, she said only that
she was planning a long holiday.
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