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Taiwan Fest Unveils Early Access Screenings for Global Buyers
22 Sep
Summary
- Taiwan Creative Content Fest introduces Spotlight Screenings for early buyer access.
- TCCF Market features 107 exhibitors from seven countries this year.
- Two flagship Taiwanese titles will be screened before business meetings.

The 2026 Taiwan Creative Content Fest (TCCF) will debut Spotlight Screenings this November, providing international buyers an advanced look at two prominent Taiwanese titles. These screenings will occur prior to the main business meetings at the TCCF Market, which is set to convene 107 exhibitors from seven countries.
This year's market, a crucial hub for film, television, and IP rights transactions, sees a 13% growth in IP categories like publishing and comics. TCCF chair Sue Wang highlighted the event's role in bridging global industry players with Taiwan's content, emphasizing the new screenings' value for early engagement.
The inaugural Spotlight Screenings, held at Vieshow Cinemas, will feature "April" on November 7th and the series "See You At 11pm" on November 8th. These flagship titles aim to boost overseas sales and rights transactions for Taiwanese productions.
A total of 38 international companies will participate, including newcomers from television, animation, and distribution sectors. Significant international representation includes Nippon TV from Japan, GMA Network from the Philippines, and French studios Madgic Distribution and Zephyr Animation. South Korea will be represented by several regional bodies, while Thailand will mount a national pavilion.
Taiwanese companies exhibiting include Sanlih E-Television, Videoland, and various animation and publishing associations. The TCCF Market is organized into five zones: Copyright Transaction, Production Resource, Animation & Visual Technologies, National Pavilions, and Industry Press Conferences. The 2026 TCCF will take place from November 6-9 at the Taipei Nangang Exhibition Center.