Buyers fall for TrustNordisk's FJÄLLBACKA
TV series and features adapted from Camilla Lackberg bestsellers.
Germany’s ZDF and France 3, part of France Télévisions, have snapped up the crime series The Fjallbacka Murders, based on the stories from bestselling crime novelist Camilla Läckberg.
TrustNordisk has also sold for Benelux (Lumiere), Australia/New Zealand (Rialto) and Poland (Canal+ CYFROWY).
THE FJÄLLBACKA MURDERS, produced by Sweden’s Tre Vanner, consists of both TV episodes...
TRUSTNORDISK PRESALES IN BERLIN
One of film history’s most renowned directors will be represented in Berlin 2012 as TrustNordisk is proud to announce that the official presale of Jan Troell’s new feature THE LAST SENTENCE will start at the EFM.
Jan Troell is back after his last feature EVERLASTING MOMENTS (2008), which made it to the Academy Award shortlist as the Swedish nominee for Best Foreign Language Film.
This time Troell enchants the audience with a lyrical and epic bio-picture starring two of...
LÄCKBERG'S NICE LITTLE MURDERS HAVE BEGUN
The highly anticipated crime-project THE FJÄLLBACKA MURDERS has started principal photography. Still above shows leads Claudia Galli and Richard Ulfsäter on the set during takes. (Photographer: Elisabeth Toll)
Launched in Cannes this year, THE FJÄLLBACKA MURDERS gaps over a total budget of approx. EUR 30 million and encapsulates a production of 12 films of which ten are intended for broadcasting and two are feature film length – the first feature film will be an adaption of...
The Fjallbacka Murders shoot underway
€30m TV and film project being sold by TrustNordisk in Toronto.
Principal photography is underway on Swedish production outfit Tre Vanner’s anticipated TV and film adaptations of Camilla Lackburg’s best-selling crime series, The Fjallbacka Murders.
Marcus Olsson is directing the project which consists of ten 90 minute episodes and two 110 minute theatrical films. Trust Nordisk is shopping the project in Toronto.
The anticipated film and TV series has already...
Killing' making a killing
British TV audiences don't, as a rule, like subtitled foreign drama, but Danish crime series "The Killing," in which a single crime is investigated over 20 episodes, has proved an exception to that rule.
AMC has just remade the series in English, with an April 3 premiere in the U.S., but in Blighty, the original version has become a cult hit, attracting audiences of 520,000 on upmarket digital channel BBC4 while eliciting rave write-ups in the press. Its ratings compare favorably...
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