The Taiwan Pavilion at Hong Kong FilMart is hosting 106 companies showcasing 243 titles, including festival-driven features, commercial genre projects, and international television collaborations. The pavilion highlights the diversity of Taiwan's screen sector as producers seek buyers and partners across Asia and beyond. Among the companies presenting new work is Hope Content Marketing, promoting three titles including "Haru and Tae" and "That Burning House." The company is also developing "Snake in the Dreamscapes," the latest project from director Lou Yi-An. Other notable projects include "That Bright House," a horror film about a teenager who gains the supernatural ability to see numerical "social credit scores" above people's heads.