The Jogja-Netpac Asian Movie Competition is doubling down on mental property growth with the revealing of 10 authentic IPs chosen for its 2025 Content material Market, backed by Indonesia‘s Ministry of Artistic Economic system.
Set to run Nov. 29-Dec. 1 at Yogyakarta’s Jogja Expo Middle throughout JAFF’s twentieth anniversary celebration, the Content material Market will showcase properties spanning video games, comics, novels, animation and digital content material — all vetted for display screen adaptation potential.
“The power of Indonesia’s artistic economic system lies in its storytelling,” mentioned Teuku Riefky Harsya, Minister of Artistic Economic system. “Via platforms like JAFF Content material Market, we are able to rework native mental properties into globally related artistic merchandise.”
The chosen lineup consists of online game “Amurva” from Ninoi Kiling; comics “Elang Hitam” by Edwin Fernando Tranggono, “Jemawa Yangti” by M. Shahriza Rijadi, “Journal of Terror” by Sweta Kartika, “The Summoning” by Iskandar Salim and “World With out Sleep” by Ferdian Feisal; animation mission “Meng” from Monoma Movies; novels “Sangkakala di Langit Andalusia” by Hanum Salsabiela Rais and “Tabi” by Marchella FP; and digital content material “Gloomy Sunday” by Fanky Landerson.
Every IP underwent curatorial evaluation assessing narrative power, visible potential, business viability and cross-sector collaboration readiness. This system is designed to bridge Indonesia’s publishing, gaming and music sectors with its increasing movie and streaming industries.
“Lots of our nation’s finest tales already stay in books, songs and video games, and this platform helps them discover new life by movie and sequence adaptation,” mentioned Linda Gozali, market director of JAFF Market. “Our aim is to place Indonesia not solely as a manufacturing vacation spot but additionally as a supply of authentic, adaptable concepts.”
The initiative builds on momentum from JAFF Content material Market 2024, when three Indonesian IPs — “Bandits of Batavia,” “Locust” and “Jitu” — had been chosen for Cannes Movie Competition’s Highlight Asia program, connecting creators with studios and distributors centered on Asian IP adaptation.
The Content material Market, sponsored by Amar Financial institution, facilitates curated pitching periods and enterprise conferences between IP creators and producers, traders and distributors from throughout Asia.
The movie pageant runs by Dec. 6.
