Singapore’s media industry is making waves at the 2025 Marché International des Programmes de Communication (MIPCOM) in Cannes, France, showcasing over 100 pieces of content through 27 companies. Spearheaded by the Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA), the delegation is highlighting significant international co-productions and distribution partnerships from 13 to 16 October.
The line-up includes a variety of genres, with a notable focus on drama, digital media, and children’s content. Among the highlights is the drama series ‘RED BUTTERFLY’, a collaboration between StudioCanal, Beach House Pictures, and Momo Film Co., set in 1950s Singapore. This crime drama, supported by Canal+ Asia, is poised to captivate audiences worldwide with its unique storyline about an all-female gang.
In digital content, Viddsee is launching its original feature film ‘Siti Vampire’, co-produced with Indonesia’s Mahaka Pictures. The project features prominent talents such as screenwriter Titien Wattimena and director Rahabi Mandra. Meanwhile, Omens Studios has partnered with Hasbro for new seasons of ‘Transformers Cyberworld’ and other children’s series, expanding its global reach.
Additionally, Singapore’s August Media is collaborating with South Korea’s Acommz on ‘Super Guardians’, an Arctic adventure series for young audiences. This partnership marks a significant step in expanding Singapore’s presence in the international children’s content market.
IMDA’s Singapore Pavilion at MIPCOM provides a platform for networking and showcasing the nation’s media offerings. Yvonne Tang, Assistant Chief Executive for Media Industry Group at IMDA, emphasised the importance of these collaborations, stating, “These exciting collaborations highlight how our homegrown companies are forging strategic alliances with global partners.”
