Asians are among the most successful people in North America and Asian markets of Japan, Chin, Korea and India are among the world's most important. Yet, few Asian-themed films are made on a global scale to promote Asian culture and themes. We have thus produced the most comprehensive feature films ever to be shot on Asian culture but on a global scale spanning more nations than any other in history. Among Asia's greatest ever filmmakers are John Woo (Face Off/Mission Impossible 2) and the Oscar-winning Satyajit Ray -- a favourite director of Oscar-winners Martin Scorcese, George Lucas, Danny Boyle and the like. To showcase the best of Asian talent, we have engaged with the award-winning film crews of both of them to bring something new to K-POP and KUNG FU -- the 2 most popular genres of Asian cinema.

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Asia's greatest filmmakers Satyajit Ray & John Woo: We have worked with many of Ray's most iconic and award-winning peers including Soumitra Chatterjee (star of 14 films by Ray and winner of the Legion Award from France) to bring his trademark realism to the exciting genres of Asian martial arts. Our work and vision has also been praised by Ray's closest peer Mrinal Sen (Winner at Cannes, Berlin and Venice - the world's  most prestigious film festivals) and Nemai Ghosh - Ray's long-time photographer and sounding board. In addition, we have worked with senior fight director of John Woo's crew from "Red Cliff" - the biggest box-office hit in the history of China - to make our fight scenes all the more meaningful and memorable. 

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DESTINY: A STAR IS REBORN: - World's first Global Film set in the world of K-Pop, K-fashion and K-dance.

 

As Kpop is taking the world by storm -- from the MET Gala to the Billboard Charts -- we have produced the first ever international film set in the world of K-Pop, K-fashion and K-dance. Called "Destiny: A Star is Reborn", it can be visited at the websites www.StarisReborn.com and www.SupermodelRockstar.com. The film also does more to promote actors with disabilities than any other film and deals with serious issues that plague performers -- from racism and ageism to suicidal depression and alcoholism in a nuanced and realistic way reflective of the realism of Satyajit Ray. The film also presents the coolest dance scenes in cinematic history that reflect the glamour of old school Hollywood with matching costumes and sets to create a visual spectacle.​

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Dalma/Bodhidharma: Founder of Kung Fu - world's first film on the birth of martial arts

 

We are also producing the first international epic on Bodhidharma - the most famous icon for Japan, China and Korea and the most widely depicted Asian in Museums inspiring counting paintings and statuary. Dalma was an Indian Prince who witnessed the Buddhist Genocide of India around the 6th century. He escaped to China where he founded Shaolin Kung Fu and became  the patron saint of Japan's Samurai, China's Shaolin and Korea's Hwarang warriors. Shaolin and Samurai warriors are Asia's coolest and most celebrated. For the first time ever, we have produced a film that features both of these cool warriors in a battle that is very symbolic of many of the world's major issues facing us today. This film is also shot all across Japan - as well as China and Korea - and features all real weapons, costumes and antiquities without any props or replicas - a first in the world of cinema. All fight scenes were executed without wires or stunt doubles.

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