Singapore-based film investment group Triple Green CineCapital (TGC) has formalized a partnership with Chánh Phương Films on "The Scourge" (Tai Ương), a Vietnamese video game horror adaptation. The project marks TGC's first investment in a Vietnamese production.
According to Deadline, TGC is a Southeast Asian film investment fund that announced its entry into the Vietnamese market through this collaboration. The partnership involves Charlie Nguyen's Chanh Phuong Films, which will produce the adaptation.
"The Scourge" is based on a Vietnamese video game and falls within the horror genre. The Vietnamese title for the project is "Tai Ương," as reported by Variety.
TGC operates as a film investment group headquartered in Singapore, focusing on Southeast Asian cinema projects. The company's decision to invest in "The Scourge" represents an expansion of its portfolio into Vietnam's film industry.
Chánh Phương Films, led by Charlie Nguyen, is the production company attached to the project. The partnership between TGC and Chánh Phuong Films formalizes the financial and production arrangement for the horror adaptation.
No additional details about the production timeline, cast, or release date were disclosed in the available source materials. The current status of the project indicates that the investment and partnership agreements have been established, with production presumably moving forward under the newly formed collaboration.
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