Seriella – Prensario Zone

We were born with a clear purpose: to create content that entertains, inspires, and transforms lives around the world. Our mission goes beyond producing series, films, or audiovisual content. We aim to tell stories that reflect strong values, convey faith, and reveal the transformative power of the Gospel and biblical texts. Stories that move audiences, bring hope, and inspire people to see life through a new lens.

Seriella: biblical stories of faith, redemption and human drama

Seriella brings to the international market a slate focused on biblical stories, historical settings and characters facing personal and spiritual conflicts. At the center is The Queen of Persia, a 30×60’ drama set in ancient Persia and inspired by the story of Esther. The series follows Hadassah, a young Jewish

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The Queen of Persia (30×60’)

The Queen of Persia follows Hadassah, a young Jewish woman raised by her cousin Mordecai in Susa, who hides her identity under the name Esther. After the fall of King Xerxes’ wife, she is taken to the royal harem and unexpectedly chosen as the new queen. As she adapts to life in the palace, Esther faces intrigue, rivalry, and a growing threat against her people. Forced to choose between safety and truth, she must find the courage to reveal who she is. Blending drama and romance, the series explores faith, identity, and destiny in a dangerous imperial court.

Paul, the Apostle (50×45’)

Paul: The Apostle follows the journey of Saul of Tarsus, a devoted Pharisee whose life changes after a transformative encounter that redirects his destiny. As he becomes Paul, the series traces a path of redemption shaped by inner conflict, persecution, and difficult choices that test his faith and purpose. Blending personal struggles with a larger spiritual mission, the story explores themes of love, betrayal, and sacrifice. Set against powerful backdrops, the narrative highlights a profound transformation, where grace, forgiveness, and conviction drive a man who will ultimately influence the course of history and inspire generations to come.

The Lord and the Handmaid (10×45’)

Set during the Flavian Amphitheatre’s inauguration, the 10-episode series The Lord and the Handmaid follows Elisa, a Christian slave, and Caius, a widowed former military captain. The production examines early Christian persecution and political dynamics under Emperors Titus and Domitian. By intertwining historical figures with narratives of gladiatorial combat and structural power struggles, the show addresses the societal and religious tensions within the Roman Empire.

The Life of Job (20×55’)

The Life of Job follows a righteous man whose unwavering faith is tested through extreme suffering. Descendant of a lineage tied to Israel’s history, Job builds a prosperous life with his family in the land of Uz. However, with divine permission, he becomes the target of devastating trials that strip him of everything he holds dear. As he endures loss, doubt, and inner conflict, Job struggles to remain faithful. Inspired by the biblical account, the series blends drama, romance, and action, culminating in a powerful divine revelation that explores suffering, resilience, and the enduring strength of faith.

Love in Ruins (35×45’)

The new historical series Love in Ruins (35×45’) presents a narrative centered on the biblical Prophet Hosea and his wife, set against the backdrop of ancient Israel. The production examines the intersections of faith, social norms, and moral decay, using their complex marriage as a direct metaphor for the relationship between the divine and the people of Israel. Moving beyond traditional religious recounting, the storyline highlights the female protagonist’s challenge to the established religious and social customs of her time. Positioned for international broadcasters and platforms seeking period dramas, the series offers a narrative focused on emotional healing, loyalty, and human resilience within a society facing structural decline.

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