Key Takeaways
- • TAICCA-backed content funds presented their portfolios at a TCCF showcase, with four joint-venture funds (Chunghwa Digital Cultural and Creative Fund, Momomini Kids Content Fund, Joint Journey Creative, and Enjoy Entertainment) detailing films, series, live performances and immersive exhibitions.
- • Enjoy Entertainment has made 15 investments since its launch one year ago, including Taiwanese remake Our Blues of CJ ENM's Korean series, set to premiere on Netflix on December 3.
- • Rope Curse 4: Kuntilanak grossed $2.5M (NTD80M) in Taiwan theatres and has also been released in Malaysia and Indonesia, with Cambodia to follow, per FET's Gary Tsai.
- • Joint Journey Creative, founded in 2025, has joined the production committee for multiple seasons of Japanese drama Midnight Diner, including season six.
- • Chunghwa Digital Cultural and Creative Fund has capital of around $30M (NTD1BN), with Chunghwa Telecom holding a 64% stake and TAICCA 30%.
Summary
Four content funds jointly established by the Taiwan Creative Content Agency (TAICCA) and local companies presented the projects they have invested in over the past year at a TCCF showcase, as reported by Deadline. The portfolios span films, series, live performances and immersive exhibitions. Opening the presentation, TAICCA chair Sue Wang said the ventures are managed by professional fund managers using rigorous risk assessment, and that the goal is professional governance in planning the portfolios.
Enjoy Entertainment, established by TAICCA, Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) and Far Reach Entertainment, has made 15 investments since launching one year ago. These include Our Blues, a Taiwanese remake of CJ ENM's Korean series that will premiere on Netflix on December 3, and two recent hit films, the Taiwanese horror film The Rope Curse 4: Kuntilanak and the action film 96 Minutes. Gary Tsai, FET's COO of Entertainment Service and GM of Far Reach Entertainment, said Rope Curse 4 had grossed $2.5M (NTD80M) in Taiwan theatres and has been released in Malaysia and Indonesia, with Cambodia to follow. The fund has also invested in the ID Music Festival at Huashan cultural park, the live musicals Her Voice and Don't Cry Dancing Girls, and an immersive exhibition by illustrator Jimmy Liao.
The Momomini Kids Content Fund, a partnership between TAICCA and the Taiwanese media brand Momomini, specializes in children's content and has made six investments in the past year. It is also backed by the Fubon Cultural & Educational Foundation and DaWin Creative. COO Phoebe Tsai presented animated titles including Who's Our Sub Today and Feifei, as well as live-action shows such as Mogu & Perol, a collaboration with France's Zephyr. The fund also backs the drama series Hello Mr President, which has finished shooting and is scheduled to air from January.
Joint Journey Creative (JJC), founded in 2025, is a joint venture between SET Group, TAICCA, Chunghwa Telecom and Japan's The Far Eastern TV Entertainment. Focused on transmedia and IP development, it aims to connect Taiwanese creators with Asian and global markets. Its investments include joining the production committee for Midnight Diner, including season six. JJC President Joanne Tsai said the fund is building relationships between Taiwan and Japan and is running talent incubator programs, including a romance drama workshop, while talking with collaborators in Japan and Korea.
The Chunghwa Digital Cultural and Creative Fund, established by TAICCA, Chunghwa Telecom and E.Sun Bank, has capital of around $30M (NTD1BN). General Manager Lin Kun-feng said it is making equity investments in production company Damou Entertainment, which made The World Between Us, and IP developer Horiza Creations. Its film and TV slate includes C'est La Vie, produced by and starring Esther Liu, and Call of Lobster, starring Chang Chen and Choi Siwon. Ownership is split with Chunghwa Telecom at 64%, TAICCA at 30%, E.Sun at 5% and CDCC Capital Management at 1%.
Enjoy Entertainment, established by TAICCA, Far EasTone Telecommunications (FET) and Far Reach Entertainment, has made 15 investments since launching one year ago. These include Our Blues, a Taiwanese remake of CJ ENM's Korean series that will premiere on Netflix on December 3, and two recent hit films, the Taiwanese horror film The Rope Curse 4: Kuntilanak and the action film 96 Minutes. Gary Tsai, FET's COO of Entertainment Service and GM of Far Reach Entertainment, said Rope Curse 4 had grossed $2.5M (NTD80M) in Taiwan theatres and has been released in Malaysia and Indonesia, with Cambodia to follow. The fund has also invested in the ID Music Festival at Huashan cultural park, the live musicals Her Voice and Don't Cry Dancing Girls, and an immersive exhibition by illustrator Jimmy Liao.
The Momomini Kids Content Fund, a partnership between TAICCA and the Taiwanese media brand Momomini, specializes in children's content and has made six investments in the past year. It is also backed by the Fubon Cultural & Educational Foundation and DaWin Creative. COO Phoebe Tsai presented animated titles including Who's Our Sub Today and Feifei, as well as live-action shows such as Mogu & Perol, a collaboration with France's Zephyr. The fund also backs the drama series Hello Mr President, which has finished shooting and is scheduled to air from January.
Joint Journey Creative (JJC), founded in 2025, is a joint venture between SET Group, TAICCA, Chunghwa Telecom and Japan's The Far Eastern TV Entertainment. Focused on transmedia and IP development, it aims to connect Taiwanese creators with Asian and global markets. Its investments include joining the production committee for Midnight Diner, including season six. JJC President Joanne Tsai said the fund is building relationships between Taiwan and Japan and is running talent incubator programs, including a romance drama workshop, while talking with collaborators in Japan and Korea.
The Chunghwa Digital Cultural and Creative Fund, established by TAICCA, Chunghwa Telecom and E.Sun Bank, has capital of around $30M (NTD1BN). General Manager Lin Kun-feng said it is making equity investments in production company Damou Entertainment, which made The World Between Us, and IP developer Horiza Creations. Its film and TV slate includes C'est La Vie, produced by and starring Esther Liu, and Call of Lobster, starring Chang Chen and Choi Siwon. Ownership is split with Chunghwa Telecom at 64%, TAICCA at 30%, E.Sun at 5% and CDCC Capital Management at 1%.
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