"Infiniti" by Studiocanal leads the world sales of Canal+ Creation Originale (EXCLUSIVE)

At Unifrance Rendez-Vous in Biarritz, Studiocanal revealed new sales on its big-ticket sci-fi budget thriller "Infiniti", produced by Empreinte Digitale and Federation Entertainment Belgium.

The show has already sold to over 60 territories internationally, including Spain , Portugal and Latin America. It has now been acquired by AMC Networks International, SBS (Australia), Now Studio (Hong Kong), TV2 (Norway), NOVA (Greece), Go3 (Baltic), HOT (Israel) and Telus (English speaking Canada). Other offers are in preparation.

"Infiniti" blends a sci-fi crime thriller with political intrigue and romance classic woven through, as well as echoes of the current global space race.

It begins with the crew of the International Space Station having suffered a terrible accident. A few scenes later, in Kazakhstan, Isaak Turgun, a Kazakh cop, discovers a decapitated body covered in wax. The body belongs to an American astronaut, Anthony Kurz, who participated in the ISS mission.

For his part, French astronaut Anna Zarathi, who began a passionate affair with Kurz for six months before, is convinced that he is still alive and calls for help from the ISS. From then on, Anna is dedicated to one mission, saving Kurz before he dies, and in the process, forms an unlikely partnership with Isaak to continue their own unofficial investigation. This highlights a staggering possibility: Could Kurz be in both places at the same time?

In addition, Studiocanal announced that its large-scale period crime drama "Police de Paris 1900 “, a Tetra Media Fiction and AFPI production set in early 20th century Paris, continues to captivate audiences around the world with its highly anticipated second season, “Paris Police 1905,” which is set to return to Canal+ soon.

It was recently acquired by MHZ (US and English speaking Canada), Viasat World for Epic Drama across CEE, Baltics and CIS, RTSH (Albania), Prime Video (India), Cellcom (Israel), Cirkus across Scandinavia, COSMO (Spain) and Vodafone Ziggo (Netherlands). The drama has already been sold to BBC (UK), Sky (Germany and Italy) and SBS (Australia), among other territories.

The hit comedy series "The Flame"(MakingProd and Entre 2 and 4) and its five-star cast, adapted from the Primetime Emmy Award-nominated TV series "Burning Love", produced by Ben Stiller, recently returned to Canal+ with season 2. The franchise was recently sold to Now Studio ( Hong Kong), Radio Canada (French-speaking Canada), Cellcom (Israel) and RTP (Portugal). While Season 1 features singleton Marc (Jonathan Cohen)'s bumpy journey to find love in a parody of reality shows such as "The Bachelor", Season 2 sees him join a team of adventurers trying to survive. on an idyllic island, in a parody of "Survivor".

The “UFO alias UFO(s)” (Montebello Productions), back on Canal+ this year, also signed a series of new global broadcasters, including with MHZ (US and English-speaking Canada), TV5 (French-speaking Canada), AMC Networks International (Latin America, including Brazil) and Filmin (Spain and Portugal).< / p>

Studiocanal also announced that after eight successful seasons and remarkable audiences in France and abroad Outlander, International Emmy Award-winning, BAFTA-nominated "Spiral"(Gears) franchise (a Sound and Light Production) continues to enjoy worldwide success.

In addition to previous sales, the criminal franchise was sold to AMC Networks International for Spain and Mexico, Channels C-More (Scandinavia) and M7 (Hungary and Rumania).