Boo Junfeng’s ‘Trinity,’ Sidharta Tata’s ‘Slaughterground’ Among JAFF Market 2026 Selections
JAFF Market 2026 has selected 11 feature projects for its development programme and 10 existing works for an adaptation programme. The choices include Boo Junfeng’s “Trinity” and Sidharta Tata’s “Slaughterground”, and reflect the market’s aim of connecting filmmakers and rights-holders with collaborators across Asia and beyond.
The feature slate includes two works in progress and nine projects still in development, spanning Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Australia, among other countries. Six of the 10 adaptation properties are Indonesian; the market also includes two Korean properties through a partnership with ACFM. JAFF Market runs from 28 to 30 November in Yogyakarta, alongside the Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival.
- JAFF Market chose 11 feature projects and 10 adaptation properties.
- “Trinity” and “Slaughterground” are among the selected films.
- The market runs in Yogyakarta from 28 to 30 November.
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JAFF Market is an industry event linked to the Jogja-Netpac Asian Film Festival in Yogyakarta, Indonesia. It brings together filmmakers, producers and other film-industry professionals to develop projects and find potential partners.
Its development programme supports films that are still being made or planned, while its adaptation programme connects existing works, such as books or other rights-held material, with filmmakers who may adapt them for the screen. The selected projects span several countries, including Indonesia, the Philippines, Singapore and Australia.
Boo Junfeng is a Singaporean filmmaker, and Sidharta Tata is an Indonesian filmmaker. Their projects are among those selected, alongside works from other filmmakers and rights-holders; the market is intended to help them build collaborations across Asia and beyond.
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