Keshet International licenses Israeli romcom ‘The Baker and the Beauty’ for French adaptation
TF1’s adaptation will be directed by Hervé Mimran and will star Amir Haddad and Ludmilla von Claer.
TF1’s adaptation will be directed by Hervé Mimran and will star Amir Haddad and Ludmilla von Claer.
The company will keep the exclusive rights to produce ITV Studios formats in Israel, while ITV Studios will retain the rights to the Armoza cataloug it acquired in 2019.
Keshet International has acquired two shows chosen for the MIP Drama Showcase, namely 'Palo Alto' and 'Valhalla Project'.
The distributor will launch the political spy thriller inspired by real events during MIPTV 2024.
Kuma Studios produce the series for Keshet Broadcasting, who ordered the second season.
KI has secured format and tape rights, with the show set to be formally launched at the London TV Screenings next week.
The series has also been acquired by AMC Networks International for Portugal and Spain, CBC for Canada, and SBS for Australia, with deals finalised in an additional 19 territories.
The series introduces Kenyan engineer Nzambi Matee, whose company Gjenge Makers in Nairobi transforms plastic waste into eco-friendly paving bricks.
The two companies will also exchange local knowledge and expertise in key markets to secure new commissions.
The pre-production phase for 'Catch Me If You Can' is set to kick off shortly, and filming is scheduled to commence in October.
The 9×60’ series is produced by Shenhar Productions and is slated to premiere in Israel on Keshet 12 this coming November.
Adi Brukner and Elena Antonini will report to Kelly Wright, KI's Managing Director of Distribution.
Keshet Germany will be run by joint Managing Directors Axel Kühn and Christina Christ.
Produced by Kalel Productions, the film sees investigative reporter Ellie Flynn revealing the true extent of sexual harassment towards women of all ages in the UK.
'Trust No One' and 'Line in the Sand' season two will premiere on Keshet 12 later this year and will be launched to market by Keshet International.
Keren Shahar, CEO of Keshet International, has promoted Dor, Wright and Ben-Dror.
Lighting designer/director Ofer Jacobi, working in close collaboration with director Oren Levi, has chosen Robe products to help light vital elements of the show.
Under Banijay, MoviePlus Productions will retain its identity, and continue to be operated by founding CEO David Mandil.
Shahar will take up her new role in January 2023, operating out of the KI’s Tel Aviv office.
Shtruzman will leave the global production and distribution arm of Israeli Keshet Media Group at the end of 2022, with succession plans expected in due course.
The event attracted many participants including representatives from Shahid in the UAE, IEN TV from Saudi Arabia, and WatchIt from Egypt, as well as SABC from South Africa, Aleef TV ...
The deal will see Keshet Internationals shows, such as NBCs military drama The Brave; BBC Ones family drama The A Word; international drama Prisoners of War; ...