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| 12 May 2021
Hot on the heels of announcing that it was opening a new production business and as part of its commitment to premiere at least 40 original productions in 2021 Nordic Entertainment (NENT) Group has announced the latest original series for its Viaplay Original service.
Starring an international and Nordic cast with a terrorist plot in London as its backdrop, suspense drama Red Election will premiere exclusively on NENT Group’s Viaplay streaming service in 2021.
The drama features Danish secret service agent Katrine (Victoria Carmen Sonne) and British intelligence agent Beatrice (Lydia Leonard) pitched together in a desperate race against time. Caught in a web of lies, murder and power struggles, they soon realise they can’t trust anybody. And is the deadly conspiracy only part of a far-reaching geopolitical masterplan?
English Premier League Extends $7 Billion Rights Deal With Sky, Amazon, BT, BBC - Global Bulletin
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In today’s Global Bulletin, the English Premier League renews rights deals for three years; Stephen Graham-starrer “Boiling Point” sells wide; NENT Group sets terrorism drama “Red Election”; Endeavor Content strengthens management team; and Alchimie and All3Media International launch SVOD channel Inside Outside in the U.S.
The
English Premier League soccer championship has agreed a proposal for a three-year renewal of U.K. live and non-live broadcast agreements with
The rights deal worth £5 billion ($7 billion) was agreed in 2018 and will now be rolled over from 2022-2025.
New to Stream: OVID’s March 2021 Movie Lineup
OVID.tv, the curated streaming destination for documentaries and art-house films, has announced its March streaming lineup! Highlights include an exclusive, complete retrospective of 17 films (available on March 5) including
Reason from India’s leading documentary filmmaker Anand Patwardhan.
On March 12, Gianni de Gregorio, Italy’s laconic answer to Larry David, returns to the humanist comic territory (M
id-August Lunch,
The Salt of Life) with
Citizens of the World about three retirees who plot to move away from Rome to find a better standard of living abroad, while Dominga Sotomayo’s
Too Late to Die Young follows an isolated community in Chile right below the Andes, building a new world away from urban excesses. The slate also includes Hlynur Palmason’s