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Taiwan's Each Other Films Scales Up with Diverse Slate of Releases
3 Nov, 2025
Summary
- Taiwan's Each Other Films expands with new projects
- Releases include a folklore epic, a drag documentary, and a streaming series
- China box office sees new films "Her Turn" and "Evangelion: 3.0+1.0" top the charts
In the world of Taiwanese cinema, the production company Each Other Films has been making waves with its ambitious expansion plans. As of November 3rd, 2025, the studio is set to release a slate of diverse projects, ranging from a grand folklore epic to a captivating drag documentary and a highly anticipated streaming series.
On the box office front, China has seen a shift in the past weekend, with two new releases leading the charge. Maoyan Movie's "Her Turn," a thriller directed by Cheng Yanan, topped the charts with a strong RMB35.5 million ($5 million) opening. The film follows a partially paralyzed woman who returns to her family's remote mansion, uncovering long-buried secrets and a revenge plot years in the making.
Closely behind, the Japanese import "Evangelion: 3.0+1.0" (2021) from Studio Khara grossed $4.1 million, continuing to draw global fandom attention as the concluding chapter of Hideaki Anno's long-running "Rebuild of Evangelion" film series. The anime epic follows teenage pilot Shinji Ikari as he battles to save humanity from annihilation while confronting guilt and existential despair.
Rounding out the top five were the comedy-drama "Row to Win," the patriotic epic "The Volunteers: Peace at Last," and the supernatural thriller "Evil Unbound," all of which have been making their mark on the Chinese box office in recent weeks.
