Dan Reed’s ‘Stopping The Steal’ Sold Globally to SBS, NRK and RTL

Dan Reed‘s January 6th ‘Stopping The Steal’ documentary is sold worldwide

Emmy-winner Dan Reed’s documentary about the January 6 insurrection has been sold to a host of networks around the world. Channel 4–Maximum‘s Stop the theft It has been acquired by SBS Australia, NRK Norway, RTL Germany, TVNZ New Zealand, SVT Sweden, DR Denmark, Warner Bros. Discovery for HBO Max and DMAX in Iberia, TVN24 in Poland, Discovery Benelux and Nove + D+ Italy, Canal+ for French-speaking Europe and Africa and Channel HOT8 and yesDocu for Israel. The documentary tells the story of how Donald TrumpThe former and possibly future president of the United States encouraged a group of people to subvert the US constitution and storm the Capitol. The story is told from the inside by a line-up made up entirely of Trump supporters and allies, from the vice president’s office on down. Distributor Sphere Abacus secured sales, with CEO Jonathan Ford saying the “alarmingly timely film reveals how Trump’s conspiracy to subvert the constitution took shape, why it led to the violence of January 6, and how it was ultimately defeated.” In related news, former Rainmaker Content and Passion Distribution executive Becci Payne has reunited with several former Kew Media colleagues by joining Sphere Abacus as director of sales.

Isabella Rossellini receives the achievement award at the European Film Awards

Emmy winner Isabella Rossellini will receive the European Achievement in World Cinema Award in Berlin later this year. The Italian-American star of White knights, blue velvet and Crime of the century At the 37th European Film Awards, Rossellini will receive the award for her “excellent work.” Rossellini made her film debut as an actress in 1979 in the Taviani brothers’ film. The good one and has appeared in numerous other photographs since then, including Blue Velvet, White Knights, Rodger Dodger and Happiness. She also won a Emmy for HBO Crime of the century. The awards will be presented on 7 December in Switzerland. Last year, the prize went to Isabel Coixet.

The successful Belgian reality show ‘The Landlady’ hits the market

Reality TV show The landlady has been a primetime hit in Belgium and is now being rolled out internationally. The format sees a famous landlady take in seven students. They live under her roof for a year as she helps them through life’s trials and tribulations. Be-Entertainment has snapped up the international rights after a strong launch for the show on VTM in Belgium. It has garnered a 39.9% share in the 18-44 age group, up from 64% on the channel’s usual figures. Be-Entertainment will present the show as an inside look at issues relevant to the lives of Generation Z. “A reality show with students always felt like an interesting setting, but it seems more relevant now than ever with so many students struggling,” said Be-Entertainment managing director Gepke Nederlof. “Featuring a famous landlady proves to be the perfect way to tell their story with all their challenges but also the fun they are having together.” The original show was created and produced by Borgerhoff & Lamberigts of Belgium.