Co-Productions

Regretfully at Dawn
- Best Director, Asia-Pacific Film Festival
- New Directors Competition, San Sebastian International Film Festival
- A Window on Asian Cinema, Busan International Film Festival
- Official Selection, Hong Kong Asian Film Festival
- Official Selection, San Diego Asian Film Festival
- New Directors Competition, São Paulo International Film Festival
- New Asian Cinema Competition, Five Flavors Asian Film Festival
- NETPAC Competition, Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival
- Opening Film, World Film Festival of Bangkok
The lives of an old man, his granddaughter, and a young soldier of his past intersect in a quiet provincial town where they come to appreciate the beauty of their current lives only when it reaches an end.
- Written & Directed by
- Sivaroj Kongsakul
- Executive Producer
- Chayamporn Taeratanachai
- Producer
- Pimpaka Towira
- Co-Producer
- Lai Weijie
- Director of Photography
- Umpornpol Yugala
- Production Designer
- Suprasit Putakham
- Editor
- Manussa Vorasingha

Việt and Nam
- CineRebels Award, FilmFest Munchen
- Jury Award, Fresh Competition, New Zealand International Film Festival
- Jury Prize, Queer Film Festival Munchen
- Best Picture, QCinema International Film Festival
- Jury Prize, World Film Festival of Bangkok
- Silver Hanoman Award, Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival
- Best Director, Singapore International Film Festival
- FIPRESCI Award, Singapore International Film Festival
- Un Certain Regard, Cannes Film Festival
- Official Competition, Sydney Film Festival
- Horizons, Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
- Official Selection, Melbourne International Film Festival
- Wavelengths, Toronto International Film Festival
- Official Selection, New York Film Festival
- A Window on Asian Cinema, Busan International Film Festival
- Official Selection, Film Fest Gent
- In Competition, Festival du nouveau cinema
- Dare, BFI London Film Festival
- OutLook Competition, Chicago International Film Festival
- Discovery, AFI Fest
- Official Selection, Taipei Golden Horse Film Festival
- In Competition, Tokyo FILMeX
In the depths of the underground coal mines, where danger awaits and darkness prevails, Nam and Việt, both young miners, cherish fleeting moments, knowing that one of them will soon leave for a new life across the sea. But the departure cannot happen as, lying somewhere deep within the earth, in the far-off forest is Nam’s father, a soldier, whose remains they’re compelled to find. Together, following the mysteries of memories and dreams, they retrace the path to the past.
- Written & Directed By
- Trương Minh Quý
- Executive Producers
- Alex C. Lo, Glen Goei, Chi K Tran, Teh Su Ching, Anthony De Guzman, Jr.
- Producers
- Bianca Balbuena, Bradley Liew
- Co-Producers
- Lai Weijie, Marie Dubas, Joost de Vries, Lorna Tee, Stefano Centini, Christian Jilka, Nguyen Thi Xuan Trang
- Director of Photography
- Son Doan
- Production Designer
- Truong Trung Dao
- Editor
- Félix Rehm
- Sound Designer
- Vincent Villa

Cu Li Never Cries
- GWFF Best First Feature Award, Berlinale Film Festival
- Best Performance Award, Las Palmas de Gran Canaria International Film Festival
- Best Picture Prize, Jeonju International Film Festival
- Best Film Award, Danang Asian Film Festival
- Special Mention, Bucharest International Experimental Film Festival
- FIPRESCI Critics' Award, Festival du nouveau cinema
- NETPAC Jury Prize for Best Asian First Film, QCinema International Film Festival
- Best Fiction Film Feature Prize, Sharjah Film Platform
- Future Voice Award, Alternativa Film Awards
- Official Selection, New Directors/New Films
- Official Selection, Film Fest Gent
- World Kaleidoscope, World Film Festival of Bangkok
- International Competition, Festival des 3 Continents
- Horizon, Singapore International Film Festival
A woman tries to cling onto dimming links to her past after inheriting a pygmy slow loris from her long-estranged husband; meanwhile, her niece prepares for marriage as the young couple ponders their uncertain future together. The present and the complex echoes of Vietnamese history intertwine with a contemplative and poetic perspective.
- Written by
- Phạm Ngọc Lân, Nghiem Quynh Trang
- Directed by
- Phạm Ngọc Lân
- Executive Producers
- Su Ching Teh, Le Dac Giang
- Producers
- Nghiêm Quỳnh Trang, Trần Thị Bích Ngọc
- Co-Producers
- Su Ching Teh, Weijie Lai, Claire Lajoumard, Bradley Liew, Bianca Balbuena, Verona Meier
- Director of Photography
- Vũ Hoàng Triều, Nguyễn Vinh Phúc, Nguyễn Phan Linh Đan
- Production Designer
- Nghiem Quynh Trang
- Editor
- Julie Beziau

The Gospel of the Beast
- Best Feature Film Golden Star Award, Ho Chi Minh City International Film Festival
- Young Critics Award, Ho Chi Minh City International Film Festival
- Best Feature Narrative, Bali International Film Festival
- In Competition, Tokyo International Film Festival
- Cinema of the World, International Film Festival of India
- Official Selection, Minneapolis International Film Festival
Mateo, a teenage boy, is searching for his missing father. After accidentally killing his best friend, his life turns upside down and he runs away with his father’s friend Berto – not knowing that his escape will set him on his ultimate journey towards beasthood.
- Written & Directed by
- Sheron Dayoc
- Co-Writer
- Jericho Aguado
- Producers
- Sonny Calvento, Sheron Dayoc
- Co-Producers
- Arden Rod Condez, Lai Weijie
- Director of Photography
- Rommel Sales
- Production Designer
- Harley Alcasid
- Editor
- Lawrence Ang
- Sound Designer
- Andrea Idioma

Primetime Mother
- Best International Short, San Diego Asian Film Festival
- Golden Hypatia Award, Alexandria Short Film Festival
- Audience Choice Award, Cinemalaya Film Festival
- Best Screenplay for Short Film, Cinemalaya Film Festival
- Best Short Form (Scripted), National Winner, Philippines, Asian Academy Creative Awards
- Short Cuts, Toronto International Film Festival
- In Competition, AFI Fest
- In Competition, Toronto Reel Asian International Film Festival
- In Competition, Internationale Kurzfilmtage Winterthur
- In Competition, Red Sea International Film Festival
- In Competition, Singapore International Film Festival
- Official Selection, Athens International Film and Video Festival
- Official Selection, Aspen Shortsfest
- Parental Guidance, Seattle International Film Festival
- Asia International Competition, Tokyo Short Shorts Film Festival & Asia
- Official Selection, Palm Springs International ShortFest
- Official Selection, Hawai‘i International Film Festival
- Official Selection, Kaohsiung Film Festival
The audition process for an exploitative game show becomes the latest test of a long-suffering mother’s fortitude and tenacity in Sonny Calvento’s bold satire.
- Written & Directed by
- Sonny Calvento
- Producers
- Sheron Dayoc, Arden Rod Condez
- Co-Producer
- Lai Weijie
- Director of Photography
- Ian Alexander Guevara
- Production Designer
- Sam Manacsa
- Editor
- Carlo Francisco Manatad

Vengeance is Mine, All Others Pay Cash
- Golden Leopard, Locarno Film Festival
- Best Director of Photography Award, Semana Internacional De Cine De Valladolid
- Silver Hanoman Award, Jogja-NETPAC Asian Film Festival
- Contemporary World Cinema, Toronto International Film Festival
- Asia Express, Filmfest Hamburg
- A Window on Asian Cinema, Busan International Film Festival
- Dare, BFI London Film Festival
- World Focus, Tokyo International Film Festival
- Opening Film, Singapore International Film Festival
A traumatic childhood incident has left Ajo Kawir’s with a problem: a manhood that “won’t stand up”. As Ajo’s life unfurls, his growing frustration and anger set him on a violent path as a hired fighter. One encounter leads him to Iteung, a woman skilled in martial arts. To his surprise, they fall in love...
But what can Ajo Kawir offer his lover? And will he be able to accept himself?
- Written & Directed By
- Edwin
- Executive Producers
- Natalie Balakrishnan, Natasha Sidharta, Willawati
- Producers
- Meiske Taurisia, Muhammad Zaidy
- Co-Producer
- Nathaniel P. Gunawan, Reno F. Junirman, Lai Weijie, Bert Tan, Viola Fügen, Michael Weber, Nurhan Sekerci-Porst, Fatih Akin
- Director of Photography
- Akiko Ashizawa
- Editor
- Lee Chatametikool
