Cineflix Rights secures multiple scripted sales deals with Nordic platforms

SVT Sweden, YLE Finland, TV2 Denmark, NRK Norway, and Acorn TV in the Nordics have bought season two of "Whitstable Pearl," while HBO Max in the Nordics acquired "The Minister." Cineflix also sold all four seasons of "Wynonna Earp" to C More across the Nordics,

18 OCT 2022

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 Cineflix Rights has closed multiple international sales to Nordic platforms at MIPCOM 2022. The sales amount to up to more than 100 hours of titles from its scripted slate.

“The Nordic region continues to be an incredibly competitive market and so we’re thrilled to see our growing scripted slate is proving popular across a variety of channels and streamers," Sandra Piha, SVP, Sales, Pan-Regional, UK, Eire, and Scandinavia, Cineflix Rights who brokered the deals said.

SVT Sweden, YLE Finland, TV2 Denmark, NRK Norway, and Acorn TV in the Nordics have bought season two of "Whitstable Pearl." The six-part crime Buccaneer Media series for AMC’s Acorn TV stars Kerry Godliman. Viaplay Nordics has acquired seasons one and two (20x45’, Yoav Gross productions for Kan 11) of the multi-award-winning Israeli police corruption thriller "Manayek." Viaplay Nordics has also bought "Rebecca," an 8-part  the fast-paced crime drama set in Paris. The title was produced by Elephant for TF1.

HBO Max in the Nordics has bought gripping Icelandic political drama "The Minister," an eight-part series by Sagafilm for RUV Iceland, DR Denmark, NRK Norway, SVT Sweden, and YLE Finland) starring Ólafur Darri Ólafsson. Cineflix Rights has also sold all four seasons of supernatural cult hit "Wynonna Earp" by IDW Entertainment, Cineflix Studios, and SEVEN24 Films for Syfy, US and CTV Sci-Fi, Canada) to C More across the Nordics, and season four of long-running crime procedural series Coroner (12x60’, Muse Entertainment, Cineflix Studios, and Back Alley Films for CBC, Canada, the CW Network, US, Sky Witness, UK, and NBCUniversal International Networks) to Sýn hf Iceland.