Another World(2026)

It made history at Annecy as Hong Kong's first "Midnight Special" selection. The film became only the second Hong Kong full-length animation ever selected for the Annecy International Animation Film Festival (after My Life as McDull), and the first to be featured in the festival's prestigious "Midnight Special" section. It later won the Golden Horse Award for Best Animated Feature and became the highest-grossing Hong Kong animated film of all time.

The director designed the ghosts using Tibetan "Skull Dance" rituals. Director Tommy Ng Kai-chung drew direct inspiration from Tibetan Buddhist "Skull Dance" rituals and the philosophy of impermanence to create the film's afterlife aesthetic and ghost character designs — a visual approach he blended with hand-painted watercolor backdrops and 3D skeletal animation to create what the team called a "digital picture book" style.

The story was born from a psychiatrist's book on past-life therapy. Screenwriter Polly Yeung was inspired by American psychiatrist Brian Weiss's bestseller Many Lives, Many Masters — about a young patient whose past-life therapy changed both their lives — which led her to explore themes of reincarnation, unresolved anger, and letting go of worldly attachments.