Peace Point Rights takes “Dish a Day” for world

Canadian distributor Peace Point Rights has picked up the worldwide distribution rights to The New Flemish Primitives-produced Belgian food series, A Dish a Day (pictured).

By Daniele Alcinii

September 9, 2015

Canadian distributor Peace Point Rights has picked up worldwide distribution rights to Belgian food series A Dish a Day (pictured).

The deal sees the Toronto-based distributor acquiring season one and seasons two through four from Brussels-based producer The New Flemish Primitives.

The series follows award-winning Belgian chef Jeroen Meus as he stirs up nutritious, budget-friendly meals – whether it’s a new twist on an old classic or a recreation of modern cuisine – in minutes for viewers to replicate at home.

Peace Point will preview an English-language version of the in-development series during October’s MIPCOM market in Cannes.

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A Dish a Day, Jeroen Meus, Peace Point Rights, The New Flemish Primitives

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Selina Chignall joins the realscreen team as a staff writer. Prior to working with rs, she covered lobbying activity at Hill Times Publishing. She also spent a year covering the Hill as a journalist with iPolitics. Her beat focused on youth, education, democratic reform, innovation and infrastructure. She holds a Master of Arts in Journalism from Western University and a Honours Bachelor of Arts from the University of Toronto.

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