Cinema Asia Releasing

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Cinema Asia Releasing is a film distribution company founded by Ko Mori of Eleven Arts and Tim Kwok of Convergence Entertainment in 2011 to spread Asian films throughout the United States.

• Heartbeat (Feature, Korea, 2010)
• Iris: The Movie (Feature, Korea, 2010)
• Midnight FM (Feature, Korea, 2010)
• Evangelion: 2.0 You Can (Not) Advance (Animation, Japan, 2011)
• The Treasure Hunter (Feature, Taiwan, 2011)
• Mindfulness and Murder (Feature, Thailand)

• "Animated Sequel Could Show on up to 100 Screens" The Hollywood Reporter. 2010/11/26
• "Mori, Kwok drive CAR into North American distribution" Screendaily. 2011/03/21
• "CAR drives into North America" Film Business Asia. 2011/03/21
• "Ko, Kwok start CAR" Variety. 2011/03/21

• Official website
• Cinema Asia Releasing on IMDB

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