Here is what the page “Finecut Secures New Asia Sales for K-Pop Films: 'After-School Exorcism Club' and 'Wi-Fi Lo” contains. South Korean sales powerhouse Finecut has closed new territorial distribution deals across Southeast Asia and Taiwan for two high-profile K-pop-driven theatrical films: After-School Exorcism Club: Girls’ Night and Wi-Fi Love in the Palace. The former, featuring the rising girl group Fifty Fifty, has secured rights in Indonesia through Catchplay+, Singapore via Shaw Organisation, and Taiwan, signaling strong regional appetite for genre-blending content starring idol stars.
Meanwhile, Wi-Fi Love in the Palace, led by The Boyz, has found buyers in Malaysia (Astro), Thailand (GMM Pictures), and Hong Kong (Cinema City), highlighting the growing crossover appeal of K-pop talent in cinematic storytelling. These transactions underscore a strategic shift toward localized entertainment ecosystems where music and film converge. This listing links straight to the original page, where the content is available in full.