Cineflix Rights has entered into a financing and development agreement with Glasgow-based producer Synchronicity Films and Sydney-based Dragonet Films to develop a TV adaptation of author Shankari Chandran’s debut novel Song of the Sun God. Through the deal, London-based distributor Cineflix has joined the 6×60’ project as a creative and financing partner, as well asRead more
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Session information This Hot Properties strand at Content London On Demand shines a light on two new dramas to be adapted from original book IP and expected to have an impact on the international business over the next 18 months. This session features: Song of the Sun God and What Have I Done? To viewRead more
PREMIUM DETECTIVE COOPER Goalpost Television and Quizzical Genre Crime, Mystery Writers James McNamara, Amy Jephta Story Editor Malla Nunn Producers Kylie du Fresne, Nimrod Geva, Rosemary Blight Synopsis Adapted from Malla Nunn’s novels – a detective with a dangerous secret, a Zulu constable linked to the resistance, and a German surgeon tortured by loss unite to defy an all powerful policeRead more
UK distributor Cineflix Rights has signed a development and financing deal with Scotland’s Synchronicity Films and Australia’s Dragonet Films to develop a drama series based on Shankari Chandran’s novel Song Of The Sun God. The London-based company has joined the 6 x 60-minute project as a creative and financing partner and has taken first optionRead more
Funding Approvals 2020-2021 ONLINE development GENERATE CURRY ME HOME Curry Me Home Web Series Pty Ltd Genre Comedy, Romantic comedy Writers Floyd Alexander-Hunt, Noah Vaz Producer China White Script Editor Adele Vuko Synopsis Interracial millennial couple, Emily and Anand, are forced to move in with his eccentric Indian family and struggle to make their new life work under one roof.Read more
Biopics rarely succeed. Invariably, they are thinly veiled hagiographies designed to push an “official” and pared-back version of history, dulled by performances that are merely impersonations. Thankfully, Paper Giants suffers no such problems. Ostensibly, it’s the parallel true stories of journalist Ita Buttrose, fledgling publisher Kerry Packer and the pioneering “women’s” magazine Cleo that cameRead more
Though this debut feature from New Zealand director/writer Miro Bilbrough is a self-confessed “love letter to Sydney” it comes with a European city in its title and something of a European sensibility. As an officially selected project at the 2009 CineMart, the financing market associated with the Rotterdam Film Festival, it attracted funding from FrenchRead more
These two women want to meet you…..in their lovely home in Australia’s Outback. They have a few questions….Careful now. “The Suitor” from the extremely talented director Kate Riedl is just one of the outstanding short films we’ll be featuring at ‘The 36th Asbury Short Film Concert‘ in Manhattan on Friday night, Nov 3rd @ The NYITRead more