Singapore, 13th October 2025 – Viddsee today has announced its first feature film, Siti Vampire, the company’s first feature film, at MIPCOM Cannes. The project was unveiled during Viddsee’s showcase at MIPCOM Cannes, marking the studio’s next chapter from creating micro-dramas, award-winning short films to producing box-office films, realising its vision of “big dreams on small screens” and scaling them to global audiences.

Co-produced with Mahaka Pictures (Indonesia), Siti Vampire brings together acclaimed Southeast Asian storytellers:
Screenwriter Titien Wattimena (Dilan 1990, Aruna & Her Palate), Producer Celerina Judisari (Producer, Mahaka Pictures), and Director Rahabi Mandra (Kadet 1947, Gampang Cuan, Believe – The Ultimate Battle).

Originally a Singapore made award-winning short series on the Viddsee platform, Siti Vampire now scales into a full-length theatrical release for cinemas before streaming and international markets, showcasing Viddsee’s regional storytelling engine: discovering creators, nurturing IP, then amplifying across formats and borders.

“Siti Vampire is a milestone for our community of creators and audiences,” said Ho Jia Jian, Founder of Viddsee. “It began as a short series that captured hearts on small screens. Now we’re reimagining it for cinemas, with partners who share our belief in Southeast Asian voices.”

“From Jakarta to the world, Siti Vampire is a witty, contemporary comedy-horror rooted in local culture with international appeal,” said Celerina Judisari, Producer, Mahaka Pictures. “We’re thrilled to partner with Viddsee to bring it to theatres and beyond.”

Currently entering production, Siti Vampire is positioned for international distribution, festival circuits, and co-production discussions..

About the Film & Creative Team

Set in contemporary Jakarta, Siti Vampire follows a young woman whose life is upended when she’s suddenly “turned”,propelling her into a fresh, genre-bending journey that blends laughs, lore, and a modern Southeast Asian point of view. The feature is written by Titien Wattimena (Dilan 1990, Aruna & Her Palate), co-produced by Celerina Judisari, Kenny Png, Ho Jia Jian and directed by Rahabi Mandra (Kadet 1947, Gampang Cuan, Believe – The Ultimate Battle).