WorldPingSouth Korean sales company Finecut has landed new territorial deals for two K-pop idol-fronted theatrical titles, “After-School Exorcism Club: Girls’ Night” and “Wi-Fi Love in the Palace,” while also adding fresh markets for the previously sold “Wind…
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Fifty Fifty’s ‘After-School Exorcism Club,’ The Boyz’s ‘Wi-Fi Love in the Palace’ and NCT’s ‘Wind Up: The Movie’ Score New Asia Sales for Finecut
Finecut Scores Sales On Trio Of Titles Starring Members Of K-Pop Groups NCT, Fifty Fifty & The Boyz
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WorldPingKorean sales agent Finecut has locked several deals on a trio of movies featuring K-pop stars, including members of NCT, Fifty Fifty and The Boyz.
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