Ipsy december 2015 sneak peek11/12/2023 ![]() ![]() Starring Swell Ariel Or (“The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem”), Débora Nascimento (“Brazil Avenue”) and Seu Jorge (“Marighella”), “Carioca” turns on an American writer needing a quick fix adaptation guide when he moves to Rio. “How To Be a Carioca,” (Star Original Productions, Brazil) A three-part mini-series directed by Marina Person inspired by Brazil’s biggest modern-day sex scandal, focused on self-proclaimed psychic surgeon João de Deus. “Godless João,” (“João Sem Deus,” (Ventre Studio, Brazil)Ī first Brazilian series at Iberseries & Platino Industria and a flagship for pioneering independent production-distribution, created by Brazil’s Ventre Studio co-producing with Canal Brasil, TVI Portugal and Coral Europa. A top notch cast led by Adriana Ozores (“Velvet Collection”), directed by Felix Viscarret (“Patria”), Nely Reguera (“Welcome to the Family”). ![]() “Galgos,” (Movistar Plus+, Buendía Estudios)Ī family business drama which is one of Spain’s big plays this fall Carmen Somarribia, co-heir of food giant Galgo which is in danger of going under, battles for the company’s control and survival. “We want to show the president in his complexity” and the “light, joy, and hope” of his “left wing project, democratic, peaceful, with political and press freedoms,”showrunner Leonora González told Variety. Sold by Onza Distribution.Īllende, The Thousand Days Courtesy of Parox Starring the “reliably superb” Alfredo Castro as Allende, though hidden under heavy prosthetics, as Allende after becoming Chile’s first socialist government. “Allende, The Thousand Days,” (Parox, Mediterráneo Media Entertainment, Aleph, Mente Colectiva, HD Argentina, Chile, Spain, Argentina) Production in Spain and Latin America is mixing it up. The size of RTVE series bowing on it has escalated, José Pastor, RTVE’s director of film and fiction, has noted.Īs streamers recalibrate production volume or downscale activity in smaller markets, more production companies are likely to explore international co-production, a route taken by both “Allende, The Thousand Days,” backed by broadcasters TVN in Chile, Spain’s RTVE and Argentina’s Channel 9, and “Godless João,” the latter hailed by Ventre Studio’s Paola Cosenza as one of the first independent Brazil-Portugal co-productions. RTVE Play, RTVE’s VOD platform, also provides a ready first window for much, though not all, of its international co-production. Yet Spain’s biggest players, broadcasters and pay TV, are re-energizing, re-setting VOD as a more central or the central part of their operations.īoth with series at Iberseries, Movistar Plus+ and Atresmedia reset their VOD operations this summer, Atresmedia relaunching its high-profile streaming service, Atresplayer, on July 5, Movistar Plus+ bowing an amped up OTT basic offer a few weeks later, available to non-Movistar telephony clients. Of the 11 new titles premiering or sneak-peeked at Iberseries, Amazon Studios or Prime Video is the biggest player, involved in four, led by Secuoya Studios’ “Zorro,” with Bernardeau as the masked Mexican, set to unveil first look excerpts in Madrid. Now, however, production energies are more equally balanced between streamers, incumbents and new entrants. Netflix, for example, released one Latin American title in 2015, 73 in 2022: Amazon bowed 4 titles in 2018, 23 in 2022, according to an Omdia analysis. For eight years, growth on the Ibero-American TV scene has been driven by global streamers.
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