Eccho Rights (Sweden) launches brand new dramas at Digital MIPTV, including series from Turkey, Scandinavia and shows an expansion to its lineup of Korean fiction from its parent company CJ ENM.
Heading the slate are two dramas: Turkish series Chrysalis, from OGM Pictures, and the return of Honour, one of the most successful Scandinavian series of all time. The catalogue also brings hit psychological drama The Red Room, one of the most talked about romantic series of the past year in Turkey, My Home My Destiny, and latest hit daily drama from Karamel Yapim, Legacy, which was just renewed for a second season.
Fredrik af Malmborg, Managing Director, said: ‘We continue to expand at a great rate. We currently represent more than 20 hours of series in production each week in Turkey, our offering of premium Nordic drama keeps growing, while our partnership with CJ ENM continues to enhance our catalogue of readymade dramas, where we have added a number of top K-Dramas to our lineup this year’.
Chrysalis shows a young and innocent woman who has grown up in the shadow of her overbearing mother. Honour, sold to +60 territories worldwide with several local adaptations also in development, returns to Viaplay this month. On My Home My Destiny, a woman life will never be the same after meeting a man from the community she was born into.
Last but not least, The Red Room that takes place in a therapist’s office in Istanbul. Vulnerable women, men and children pass through to get treatment and handle their traumas and problems. And Legacy, where a little girl, who has already lost his father, is orphaned when his mother falls victim to a tragic accident.
