Dori Media’s Nadav Palti and Joshua Mintz to give a keynote at MIP Cancun

MIP Cancun announced that international media group Dori Media, currently in production across Mexico, Uruguay and Argentina, will be the subject of a keynote session at the forthcoming tenth edition of the international distribution and co-production market for Latin America and US Hispanic television, which is going to be celebrated on November 14-17.

Israeli-based Dori Media Group’s CEO and President, Nadav Palti, will be joined on stage by Chief Content Officer, Joshua Mintz, to open the market’s second full day at 9 AM on November 16 at the Moon Palace Hotel in Cancun, Mexico. The pair will outline the company’s diverse global content and distribution strategies, opportunities for co-production partnerships and give exclusive previews from their upcoming slate. The session marks a prolific 2023 for Dori Media with over a dozen series in production around the globe, spanning multiple territories, languages and cultures.

These productions include “Amia,” filmed across Uruguay and Argentina, inspired by the terror attacks in 1992 and 1994 against the Jewish community, and told in Spanish, English, Hebrew and Persian languages; the remake of globally successful romantic comedy “Lalola,” currently in production in Mexico City for ViX and distributed by Dori Media International; and “Hammam,” a modern Israeli-set enigmatic journey inspired by the kingdom biblical story of Saul and David, set in an abandoned military base.

“Dori Media is global in their perspective, productions and partnerships, with a strong presence within Latin America. As part of an eclectic international slate, they epitomize MIP Cancun’s global/local axis. We look forward to hearing Nadav and Joshua’s insights and seeing previews from their incredibly productive year,”  declared Maria Perez-Bellière, Director of MIP Cancun.

“I am honored to return to MIP Cancun as a keynote speaker and share the stage with Joshua Mintz for a conversation about Dori Media, our content and worldwide productions, specifically in Latin America,”  Nadav Palti commented.