During Mipcom, the Turkish company Madd Entertainment announced a raft of new deals for their titles, such as Medyapim' series “My Little Girl,” which was sold to Slovakia’s Markiza; “Kuzgun,” sold to Romania’s Pro TV; or Ay Yapim’s series “Crash”, that was acquired by Afghanistan’s Moby Group.
“My Little Girl” is the fastest-selling title in Madd Entertainment’s catalog. From Europe to Asia, broadcasters have been quick to embrace this premium series, which features popular child actor Beren Gökyıldız. Current licensors include Antena in Romania, Skai in Greece, TVKlan in Albania, Nova TV in Bulgaria, and, most recently, the Sevimli TV in Uzbekistan.
“Doma TV is a bridge for Turkish content in Europe. We are sure that Slovakian viewers will enjoy watching this drama on Markiza’s female oriented channel,” said Madd’s Sales Director, Deniz Cantutan.
“Crash” has been licensed to more than 50 countries worldwide. In Afghanistan it will be launched on Tolo TV later this month.“‘Crash’ is one of our top titles this year, and it received a Silver Bird Prize in Seoul International Drama Awards 2019. We are very pleased to license it to Moby Group and share it with a new audience,” Alaa Elabasy, Senior Sales Manager at Madd, expressed.
Lastly, the thrilling romantic drama “Kuzgun” features an all-star cast, including Burcu Biricik and Barış Arduç. This is the latest series from the creators of the International Emmy-winning series “Endless Love”. Iulia Plesi, Acquisition Manager of Pro TV Romania, declared: “We are happy to work with Madd on this special series, with a strong story brought to life by beautiful and well-known actors”.