InnoForm announces slate of 4 films

InnoForm Media is proud to announce its slate of 4 films for 2007. This includes the recently released Just Follow Law, and upcoming releases Men In White, Pleasure Factory and Rule Number One.

InnoForm Media, based in Singapore with offices in Malaysia and Hong Kong, started movie production only late last year. For its first film, the company worked with director Jack Neo's J Team Productions for US$800,000 budgeted Just Follow Law.

Just Follow Law was released in Singapore during the Chinese New Year and with more than S$2.65 million box office to date, it is the highest grossing movie in Singapore for the year 2007. Just Follow Law will next open in Malaysia this week through Golden Screen Cinemas and in Hong Kong on 10 May through Golden Harvest. Deals for the movie has been closed for Thailand and Indonesia.

Principal photography has been completed for Men In White. The co-production with director Kelvin Tong's Boku Films, is slated for theatrical release in Singapore through Shaw Organisation on 7 June. The horror-comedy, now in post-production, is budgeted at US$500,000 and has already been pre-sold to Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei and Thailand.

InnoForm Media has also appointed Hong Kong's Fortune Star as its international sales agent for both Just Follow Law and Men In White. The collaboration strengthens the already close ties between the two companies.

InnoForm Media is working with Fortune Star, Media Development Authority of Singapore and Boku Films on Kelvin Tong's next movie Rule Number One. The horrror thriller, is budgeted at US$1 million and will begin principal photography in June.

The fourth film on InnoForm Media's slate is the erotic drama Pleasure Factory, directed by Ekachai Uekrongtham. The film, now in post-production, is a co-production with Ekachai's Spicy Apple Productions. The film, based on Singapore's night life at its red-light district, is aiming for festivals and will be released in cinemas after the second quarter of the year.

InnoForm Media is now in talks to co-produce another 2 films, and hopes that newly added portfolio of movie production will complement and enhance its core business of video distribution.