The deals join a raft of new sales for the hit dramas across Europe, Asia and Africa.
The popularity and sales of ATV’s top TV shows, such as Street Birds, A Little Sunshine, For My Family, and The Ottoman, are on the rise in Europe, Asia, and Africa.
From Europe; A Little Sunshine was picked up by Romania, Spain, Hungary; and Macedonia, Street Birds was licensed to Spain and Romania. In addition, Wounded Heart was acquired by Lithuania, and For My Family was sold to Hungary.
From Asia, Bangladesh purchased ATV’s two titles, Destan and For My Family, while Kazakhstan acquired For My Family and The Ottoman. Along with these territories, Destan was taken up by Vietnam, and The Ottoman by Georgia.
And from Africa, Angola and Mozambique chose The Ottoman, Ghana Hercai, and French Speaking Africa, Broken Wings.
“We have built up a strong catalog with a variety of drama series as a consequence of atv’s leadership in the local market for 7 consecutive years. I am happy to reflect on this success in the international arena as well and it’s a great pleasure to see that our both client and territory base is growing. We have a long-term relationship with many key players across Europe, CEE, Central Asia, and Africa”, says Müge Akar, Head of Sales for Europa, Asia & Africa at ATV Distribution.
