Eccho Rights' "The Vanishing Triangle" makes its way around the globe

Eccho Rights recently secured pre-sales across various global territories for upcoming Irish drama thriller "The Vanishing Triangle." “SBS and SBS On Demand are the destination for the world’s most distinctive storytelling with insightful stories and inspiring entertainment," SBS Head of Network Programming, Peter Andrews, said. "We are the Australian home to the World's Best Drama, whether it is locally produced, foreign language or English language premium drama. SBS has always hunted down the best premium storytelling that raises awareness, encourages acceptance, and celebrates difference, whether locally produced or from across the globe. We’re excited to add The Vanishing Triangle - this unbelievable crime thriller to our vast collection of content and are absolutely primed to deliver this to our audience.”

Commissioned by Virgin Media in Ireland and AMC Network’s Sundance Now in the US & Canada, "The Vanishing Triangle" has now been picked up by several major broadcasters and platforms worldwide. AMC Networks’ Acorn TV has secured the UK premiere, as well as licensing the series for several other territories in its global footprint. SBS has picked up Australian rights, and the series is also sold across the Nordics with SVT in Sweden, DR in Denmark, NRK in Norway and YLE in Finland also licensing the title, while VRT will air 'The Vanishing Triangle' in Belgium. “Acorn TV in the UK is delighted to partner with Eccho Rights on this gripping crime drama, allowing us to continue super serving our loyal viewers with can’t-miss programming. Aligning with our sister channel, Sundance Now, is an added bonus," Stuart Shaw, Managing Director, Acorn Media International (Acorn TV) said.

Produced by Park Films (Ireland), in association with Paper Plane Productions (US) and 87 Films (UK), "The Vanishing Triangle" is inspired by true events that shook Ireland in the 1990’s, when several women disappeared, never to be seen again. The project, which stars India Mullen (Normal People, Brassic) and Allen Leech (Downton Abbey, Bohemian Rhapsody) was originally developed by Park Films and Screen Ireland. Both leading actors are Executive Producers on the series.  “Although The Vanishing Triangle is set in the 1990s in Ireland, the themes of this story are universal and still absolutely relevant today, and that combined with the fantastic talent and strong editorial are what makes the show so appealing internationally,” says Lucy Roberts, Director of Sales, Western Europe at Eccho Rights.

The title is created and written by Ivan Kavanagh, co-written by Sally Tatchell (The Bay, London Kills, Waterloo Road) and Rachel Anthony (Lucky Man, Mistresses, Ransom), and directed by Rebecca Johnson. Executive Producers are AnneMarie Naughton and Ana Habajec for Park Films, Patrick Irwin for 87 Films and Alon Aranya (Your Honor, Tehran) for Paper Plane Productions, along with Allen Leech. For Eccho Rights, Adam Barth and Lucy Roberts also serve as Executive Producers.

India Mullen is represented by Hamilton Hodell and Authentic Management. Allen Leech is represented by Untitled Entertainment, United Agents and Felker Toczek Suddleson Abramson McGinnis Ryan. India Mullen stars as reporter Lisa Wallace, working in the face of prejudice and police incompetence to investigate the mysterious murder of her own mother nearly twenty years earlier. Allen Leech plays David Burke, a detective helping Wallace with her case, but whose own struggles of coming to terms with his sexuality are a constant burden.