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SA crime thriller Paradys wins big at international TV festival

, the festival packs three days with opportunities for industry professionals to pitch ideas and attend panels and networking events. Producers, distributors, directors, and screenwriters all gather at the event promoting exchanges of ideas and creativity.

The Co-Pro Pitching Sessions is the most anticipated part of the Forum. It allows 15 producers to pitch a series in development to potential financial partners, with €50 000 at stake.is produced by Quizzical Pictures and Keshet International, a global production and distribution company.from South Africa," said professional jury president Antony Root, EVP and Head of Original Production, WarnerMedia EMEA.

"The project was presented with passion and precision, and we hope the Series Mania award will allow it to be developed further and start the journey towards production. Although the setting is local, we believe the story, its themes and its characters will also resonate for audiences outside South Africa."

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