TAICCA Puts IP Development at Center as Taiwan Creative Content Fest Opens
Chair Sue Wang outlined the strategy as the Taipei event opens; TAICCA has invested about NT$560 million in 24 international projects.
Taiwan Creative Content Agency chair Sue Wang outlined a strategy centered on IP development and commercialization as the 2026 Taiwan Creative Content Fest opened in Taipei, according to Variety. The fest runs Nov. 6-9.
Wang said the agency's approach focuses on building and commercializing intellectual property. TAICCA has invested about NT$560 million (USD 17.1 million) in 24 international co-financing and co-production projects with partners in 15 countries and territories, as of Oct. 30, 2026.
The TCCF Market will host 107 exhibitors from seven countries and territories. Exhibitors in IP categories such as publishing, comics and characters rose 13% from last year.
Screenings and Forum
The first Spotlight Screenings will show 'April' on Nov. 7 and 'See You at 11pm' on Nov. 8. This year's Forum is themed “Reshape” and features 12 talks and panels with more than 20 experts.
The Taiwan-Korea Entertainment and Cultural Content Fund and the Far EasTone Creative Entertainment Fund's Enjoy Entertainment Limited Partnership approved investments in 12 projects, mobilizing about NT$600 million (USD 18.3 million) in private capital.
Among TAICCA-backed titles, the Taiwan-Japan film 'Arrested Memory' was selected for Venice Open - Out of Competition at the 83rd Venice Film Festival and the Midnight Madness section of the 51st Toronto Film Festival.
Quick answers
When is the 2026 Taiwan Creative Content Fest?
It runs Nov. 6-9 in Taipei.
What is the TCCF Forum theme?
This year's Forum is themed “Reshape” and features 12 talks and panels with more than 20 experts.
Which titles screen at the first Spotlight Screenings?
'April' screens on Nov. 7 and 'See You at 11pm' on Nov. 8.