Enigmatig invests in Singapore-Canada film co-production KUNGFULAND

The NYSE American-listed company backed a feature-length action-comedy using virtual production, with filming having started on June 10, 2026, in Singapore.

Summary

Enigmatig Limited said it has invested in KUNGFULAND, described as the first scripted feature-length action-comedy treaty co-production between Singapore and Canada using Virtual Production (digital filmmaking with LED screens). Principal photography began June 10, 2026, at AUX Infinite Studios in Singapore. The film is produced by Singapore-based Ajacent Media and Canadian-based 100 Dragons, with support from the Infocomm Media Development Authority of Singapore (IMDA, Singapore media regulator). Set in Chinatown 1999, the project is framed as a tribute to 1970s martial arts cinema and is being shot with LED wall technology alongside Shaw Brothers-inspired practical sets. Enigmatig Founder and CEO Desmond Foo said the investment reflects the company’s cross-border mission and support for local creative talent. The film stars Idrissa Sanogo Bamba, Ellen Wong, Dion Johnstone and Hugh Tran, with a cameo by David Chiang, and will be distributed by Shaw Organisation in Singapore, Raven Banner Releasing in Canada and Flourishing Films in the rest of the world.

Terms & Concepts
  • Virtual Production: Digital filmmaking using real-time LED environments
  • treaty co-production: Film made under an official bilateral production pact
  • principal photography: The main period of shooting a film