Paris-based distribution company Moveria has made international sales for "Will You Still Be My Friend," the debut feature film by Taiwanese filmmaker Lu Po-Shun. The film is set to screen at the San Sebastián International Film Festival as part of its New Directors section, and will later be shown at the Busan International Film Festival in South Korea. This marks an important step for the film on the global cinema circuit, giving it exposure to international audiences and critics. "Will You Still Be My Friend" is a co-production between Taiwan and Singapore, highlighting the growing collaboration between these two Asian film industries. The story follows two young boys, played by Jaden Wang and Aloysius, as they navigate the challenges of growing up and the complexities of friendship. The film is described as a heartfelt and emotionally resonant portrayal of childhood, with a focus on the bonds between friends and the changes that come with time. Lu Po-Shun, who is relatively new to feature filmmaking, has drawn attention for his direction and storytelling in this debut. The film was shot in both Taiwan and Singapore, utilizing locations that reflect the cultural and social environments of the characters. This cross-border collaboration is seen as a strategic move to reach broader audiences and to showcase the diversity of storytelling from the region. With Moveria securing international sales, the film is expected to gain a wider distribution and possibly more festival invitations. The success of "Will You Still Be My Friend" could also pave the way for more international projects involving Taiwanese and Singaporean filmmakers, further strengthening the ties between the two film industries.