As Unifrance Rendez-Vous kicked out yesterday and with its sales team attending, MIAM! distribution unveiled earlier today the acquisition of two new animated TV series and a 52-minute TV special, the latest addition to a carefully curated catalogue marked by MIAM! distribution’s editorial ambition: to champion distinctive creative voices and stories, rooted in the lived experiences of their creator.
Spanning three different target groups and three distinct formats, these productions fully embody MIAM!’s commitment to accompany stories that matter. With universal, impactful themes resonate with audiences worldwide.
“Our acquisition strategy is driven by a desire to work with independent producers and creators who bring distinctive voices and fresh perspectives, says Hanna Mouchez, CEO of MIAM! distribution. “Through these three projects, we explore themes that are central to our editorial vision: identity and belonging, diversity and representation, and the confidence to find your own place in the world.”
Sevens
Inspired by the real-life journey of French international rugby player (and co-creator of the series) Séraphine Okemba, “Sevens” is a 13×22-minutes character-driven kids’ series celebrating female sport, powered by Girelle Production. As Rose, an average middle-school girl, decides to launch a female rugby sports team at her school, she and the girls joining her begin to build powerful bonds of friendship, solidarity and sisterhood.
