“Seoul Station,” the animated companion piece to zombie horror hit “Train to Busan,” is to get wider international distribution following a raft of sales inked at the Asian Film Market in Busan.

France’s ARP, Italy’s Tucker Film and Contracorriente Films, buying for Spain and Andorra, have each acquired territory rights to the film from Korea’s Finecut. Previous deals had seen it licensed for North America, Japan, Austria, Benelux, Germany, Myanmar and Switzerland.

“Seoul Station,” is already on release in Thailand (through Sahamongkolfilm,) HK (Edko Films,) Malaysia (Mega Films Distribution,) Singapore (Clover Films,) and Taiwan (Moviecloud.) “Train to Busan” has smashed records for an Asian movie throughout Asia and stands on a cumulative of $80.5 million.

Finecut’s Liam Neeson-starring war action film “Operation Chromite” was also sold to France’s First International Productions, India’s Soundspace International, Latin America’s Sun Distribution, Scandinavia’s Starmedia, and Spain’s La Aventura.

Kim Ki-duk’s “The Net,” which premiered in Venice and Toronto was sold to Italy’s Tucker Film and to Taiwan’s AV-JET.

Finecut’s new horror pick-up, “Hide and Never Seek,” directed by Lee Doo, scored with Asian distributors. Finecut signed deals for Taiwan with AV-JE), Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei with Hwa Yea Multimedia, with The Philippines’s Viva Communications, with Vietnam’s Lottecinema Vietnam. It releases next week (Oct. 27) in Korean cinemas.