GOQUEST MEDIA WILL OFFER NEW CRIME DRAMAS AT ATF

The distribution company will show gripping European drama series including “Paper Pusher”, “The Policeman's Wife” and “Markuss” in the Asian market.

28 NOV 2019

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GoQuest Media Ventures will be presenting a lineup of gripping European drama series to buyers at this year’s Asia TV Forum. With its strong portfolio of crime thrillers, the company offerings will primarily focus on binge-worthy mini-series including “Paper Pusher”, “The Policeman's Wife” and “Markuss”.

Produced by Russia’s largest private broadcasting company NTV, “Paper Pusher”  (16x48’) follows Detective Andrey Vershinin a typical pen pusher, a police archives dweller who doesn’t know how to fight or use fire weapons.  His strengths are a penetrating mind, powers of observation and attention to detail.  Transferred to a troublesome border town, he has to prove that he’s no pushover.

“The Policeman’s Wife” (16x48’) is a provocative police drama where a perfect wife discovers that her husband is a dirty cop.  At the heart of this controversial series is a seemingly frail woman Lera, who has to man up to protect her family and her police officer husband Victor, who is strong on the surface, yet rotten inside.

Continuing to strengthen the company’s collaboration with MGU, GoQuest Media will also offer the new thrilling detective series “Markuss”  (8x60’).  Co-produced by TV Channel Ukraine, an affiliated company of Media Group Ukraine (MGU) and Latvian media company Helio Media, the TV series is the first ever Ukrainian/Latvian co-production.  Written by Lera Kolegayeva and Volodymyr Skyba, “Markuss” is directed by Anton Azarov and based on an original idea by Igor Volkov.

“Markuss” unravels the tragic story of the life of lonely English teacher Polina Klochko when her son Mark is kidnapped from kindergarten.  The story unfolds when five years later, in a newscast, she accidentally spots Mark in the crowd.  Polina resumes the search for her son with the help of ex-police officer Denis Denisov.  Whilst investigating the boy’s disappearance they discover a dangerous gang that kidnaps and sells children to adoptive parents abroad.