Finland Helsinki-film A new series directed by “Dead Women Talking” is ready to hear Jojo erholtz,
Based on the original concept by Johana Holwicks – with Tua Harahano as the head writer – it will look at two ambitious correspondents, Olivia and Nooro, who hosts a podcast about crimes against women. But a decade -old case of small town beauty queen murders can give them their lives expenses.
“I believe the original ideas are still worth investing. The stories with unique but reliable hooks will continue to put bums in the seats,” said the head of the drama Mia Yalonon.
“Fins have grown to try in the field of unique ideas, just look at Nordic Noor and ‘Finnish Funny’. As a production company, we also want to highlight communities of new sounds and marginalized, while ensuring this That the film or series still attracts a wide mainstream audience.
True Crime Podcast has proved to be “incredibly popular” among young women, producer Anina Leppan.
“I believe this subject echoes deeply with the target audience of the series. Personally, I have been listening to them for years and it has been attractive to find out why this format appeals so strongly for women. Especially given that true criminal magazines and documentary have been for decades, ”he said.
“The series is a bold, addictive and modern addition to the world of crime plays. However it focuses on violence against women – an important social issue that cannot be ignored – it reaches the subject from a new perspective. This literally gives women a voice: both crimes and those who suffer. ,
In the show, currently in development and the friendship of the main characters is lighter than the friendship and humor, women will not be “faceless statistic”.
“They are real, multidimensions with dreams, aspirations and opinions. While the series examines dark and heavy themes, it remains an attractive crime drama with compelling mystery elements. ,
Jojo erholtz
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Jojo Erholtz, a Helsinki-based director, writer and “Detective Maria Kalio” and “Solmets”, developing their first features with Editor-Amu film company, also “excited to get the coal behind Juho Kuasman’s hits,” ” Were.
“What I was attracted was to have its complex story and well -designed characters. The story takes place in two different times because our modern-day heroes begin to investigate a murder in the 1980s. The idea of using podcast statement and sound as a source of play, and as a narrative guide, provides a unique way to get closer to the style of the series, ”he said Diversity,
“And, of course, two fierce female heroes are fighting for truth, while putting their lives at risk, creating for an entertaining rollercaster.”
At the moment, Finnish scripts are “more ambitious than our funding”, but shows like “Dead Women Talking” “hope to set the bar higher.”
“It inspires not only the major creators but everyone who works on the series. I would like to see a Nordic Zombie Drama-Thriller set in winter cool. Maybe I should pitch this Mia? ,
Next to the TV drama vision of Goteburg, Helsinki-Fillami also started a special trailer for the much awaited “icebreaker”. The show, directed by Pete Risky, will have an international premiere on AMC+ in Spain on 13 February.
Under the leadership of actor Jessica Grebowski, the cast as a Coast Guard, whose day is a twist for worse, introduces a group of people left on a trapped icebreaker. Soon, they begin to disappear and may occur in some supernatural games.
“Both these series combine something familiar to some stunning. The ‘Icebreaker’ takes a mystery thriller to an unseen place: a literal icebreaker plowing through the frozen sea. ‘Dead Woman Talking’ investigates an unusual surrounding murder case: a true crime podcast. I believe that these title concepts combined with a strong female lead are the unique sales points of these chains, ”Jeeta said.
The commission “Icebreaker,” is distributed by APC. “Dead Women Talking” has been commissioned by YLE.
“Our international show will continue to focus on high -concept crime and thriller chain, our major series will continue at the footsteps of ‘Kodename: Annika’. One, again, some familiar – some familiar – a undercover police – merge with some unfamiliar Diya: The world of art fraud. Our strength has always lied in creating a unique hook and unique drama concepts with a human heart.
