Monte-Karlo TVs compete nine drama for Golden Apsaras at the festival

64th Monte-Karlo Television Festival Morris Chestnut starring CBS Studio “Watson” opens on Friday. In the next days, nine drama shows will be VIE for Golden Apsaras. There are contestants here:

“Pawn” (Sweden), Minisariya, International Premier; Made by FLX with Film I Väst for SVT; Disbursed by vayal material distribution
“Mohra” tells the story of an unexpected media Mogul and the trailblazer of technical reform, which is torn between passion and duty. It is a story of fearless entrepreneurship, desire to change the world – and a brother -in -law rivalry in a powerful family fragmented by older wounds.

“Bombing of Pan M103” (UK) Minisaries, International Premier; Manufactured by World Productions; BBC and worldwide released by Netflix in UK
A drama based on the incidents around the 1988 lockerbi bombing and the joint UK-US investigation demanded to bring criminals for justice. Flight Pan M103 was the route from Heathro to JFK, when a bombings occurred over the Scottish city Lockerbi, killing 270 people, including 43 British citizens and 190 Americans.

“Sherq and daughter” (US-UK), Series, French Premier; Starling’s first created by television and story; Distributed by Federation Studio
Sherllal Holmes played by David Thewis finds himself unable to investigate a terrible case without risking the lives of his closest friends. Meanwhile, the young American Amelia, who is played by Blue Hunt, finds out that his missing father may be a respected detective. Sharalak fights with his intellect and his feeling when he claims to claim having his daughter with this young woman.

“Deepfeek” (Canada), Minisariya, International Premier; Built by field media; Distributed by spherical abacus
The life of twenty -five -year -old Stephanie increases when a compromise video of her mother goes viral. Stephanie believes that the video, which ruined her mother’s political career and hurt her influential family, is a fake – despite the expert consent that it is real. But who made deepfack, and why?

“Good police/bad police” (Australia), series, French premiere; Made by Future Shake Entertainment and Jungle Entertainment; Distributed by ITV Studio
“Welcome to Eden Well – a small piece of heaven on earth.” So it seems that read the signs on the outskirts of the delightful American city, but dark comic crime and complicated relationships lur on the surface.

“Champagne – Pepino de Capri” (Italy) TV film, International Premier; O’grove produced by O’Gron Production for Opinion
The film follows the rise and fall of singer-song Pepino de Capri in the 1950s and 1960s, and has turbulent relations with Roberta. Thanks to Babe’s support, her best friends and long drumers, and a new lover, Giuliana, Pepino proceeds to win the Sanremo Festival for the first time.

“Don’t give up” (South Africa), TV film, World Premier; Made by Videos Entertainment and Destant Horizon
A touching story of a young, homeless mother and her dialect to survive in the rigorous environment of modern Johannesburg. Writer-director Derael Rudt was an Oscar nominated for “tomorrow” in 2004.

“One hundred and thirteen” (German-Estria), series, international premiere; Produced by Windlight Pictures and Sattle Film; Distributed by ITV Studio
When a bus crashes on an internal city highway, it triggers a complex, high-dot investigation, leaving a path of destruction in its waking because the detectives tried to solve the mystery of what happened. But it also has a profound effect on many unrelated lives.

“On a day in September” (Germany), TV film, World Premier; Produced by Network Film film- Und Fernsehproduktion, Munich Content & Films in collaboration with ZDF for GMBH
On September 14, 1958, German Chancellor Konrad Adenor and French Prime Minister Charles de Gaul meet for the first time. The encounter of two charismatic politicians is full of stress, but will mark the birth of German-French friendship as well as the European integration movement.