Beta Film closed sales for "Máxima" in Latin America, Croatia, Austria, Israel, Latvia and Slovakia

The six-hour drama by Millstreet Films, depicting the life of Argentinian born Máxima Zorreguieta, who later became Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, will premiere on RTL Netherland’s OTT service Videoland on 20 April 2024.

29 FEB 2024

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Beta Film has sold the royal family drama "Máxima" (6x1h) to Warner Bros. Discovery for Latin America, Croatian HRT, ORF for Austria, Israel's HOT, Latvia's LV1, and Slovakia. The six-hour drama by Millstreet Films, depicting the life of Argentinian born Máxima Zorreguieta, who later became Queen Máxima of the Netherlands, will premiere on RTL Netherland's OTT service Videoland on 20 April 2024.

Directed by Saskia Diesing together with Joosje Duk and Iván López Núñez, "Máxima" was shot throughout last summer in New York, Spain, the Netherlands, and Belgium. The script is written by Marnie Blok, Ilse Ott, Judith Goudsmit, Diede Zillinger Molenaar, Sytske Kok, and Marcela Guerty. The title is produced by Rachel van Bommel of Millstreet Films, in co-production with FBO and Beta Film, with the support of the Dutch Film Fund Production Incentive, the Creative Europe MEDIA program, and the Belgian Tax Shelter. The series is based on the book "Máxima Zorreguieta: Motherland" by Marcia Luyten, published by De Bezige Bij. Beta Film handles international sales.

"Máxima" is portrayed by Argentinian rising star Delfina Chaves (The Secret of the Greco Family) and Crown Prince Willem-Alexander by Martijn Lakemeier (The East). German star actor Sebastian Koch (The Lives of Others, Your Honour) plays the role of Claus von Amsberg, Willem-Alexander's father, and Elsie de Brauw (The Death of My Mother) plays Queen Beatrix. From the moment the beautiful Argentine Máxima appears at the Dutch Crown Prince's side, she finds herself in the spotlight. But when Willem-Alexander asks her to marry him, the past catches up with her. Heated discussions erupt about her father's political career in the Argentinian Videla regime – something she never faced in her own circles. Can Maxima stay true to herself without giving up her family – or do these things not go together?

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