852 Films was established in 2006. It is a boutique film company renowned for creating films that have east and west elements. With a commitment to originality, the company collaborates with top talent from Asia and Hollywood, producing content that resonates with contemporary audiences.

Among their notable works, "Dream Home" (2010) received multiple nominations at prestigious festivals such as the Hong Kong and Taiwan Golden Horse Awards and the Sitges Film Festival. Another 2010 production, "Revenge A Love Story," garnered accolades at the Puchon, Taiwan Golden Horse, and Moscow Film Festivals. In 2015, "Full Strike" won Best Film at the Neuchâtel International Fantastic Film Awards and was showcased at the Osaka Asian Film Festival.

In 2013 852 Films co-produced with Atlas independent “ Open Grave “ starring Shalto Copley, Thomas Kretschmann and Josie Ho. 852 Films was also involved in the 2017 production of "How To Talk To Girls At Parties," directed by John Cameron Mitchell and featuring stars like Elle Fanning and Nicole Kidman, which premiered at Cannes. The company continued its momentum in 2019 with the productions of "Rajah," starring Jonathan Rhys Meyers and Josie Ho, and "Habit," featuring Bella Thorne and Josie Ho.

During the pandemic, they created the heartfelt documentary "Finding Bliss: Fire & Ice," which debuted at the Udine Far East Film Festival in 2022 and received recognition at various international festivals. In 2023, they released the Japanese B-Cult film "Onpaku," starring Josie Ho, Kazuya Takashi, and Kazuki Shirakawa, which was featured at the New York Asian Film Festival and selected for the Hawaii International Film Festival.

Looking ahead, 852 Films is preparing to showcase two promising projects in 2025: "Mother Tongue," directed by Oscar winner Mike Figgis, and a local classic crime/horror film titled "The Mage."