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“Mako: Island of Secrets” - July 26, 2013 (International Title)
MIPDoc: Turning the whole licensing world upside down - Events – France
MIPDoc: Turning the whole licensing world upside down – Events – France
by Birgit Heidsiek
17/03/2015 – ZDF Enterprises vice-president Ralf Rückauer talks to Cineuropa about the partnership with the MIPDoc Co-Production Pitch competition and the changing distribution landscape
The pre-MIPTV event MIPDoc will bring together about 500 companies, 700 participants and 400 buyers from 50 countries in Cannes on 11-12 April. Showcasing 1,500 programmes and projects, MIPDoc…
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Remember Inui, one of our properties targeting preschool girls who are always in for some unconditional snow fun? JEP Animation (Germany) developed a tv-series (52x7'), based on Inui. This animated series is NOW going into production! JEP animation will produce Inui together with ZDF / ZDF Enterprises and Les Films de la Perrine, with an involvement of Danish Radio. GO INUI!
The Fall - illegal content
We received a mail from ZDF Enterprises and they asked us to delete the trailer of The Fall as well as the poster we've posted few days ago. We have 24h to remove everything if we don't want further action, especially institute legal proceedings against us. We have removed it from Youtube but if someone had uploaded our trailer on another site you need to delete it please. - As the video was tagged with our website name - And please remove your gifs too Jamie Dornan Online
Guy Pearce is set to return to our TV screens this year on ABC's Jack Irish, based on crime novels by Peter Temple.
This looks to be a more action-packed, graphic version of Channel Ten's Blackjack.