Breakthrough Entertainment sells into Middle East

Toronto-based Breakthrough Entertainment is reporting over 200 hours of licensing deals for its documentary, lifestyle and factual programming.

April 14, 2011

Toronto-based Breakthrough Entertainment is reporting over 200 hours of licensing deals for its children’s, documentary, lifestyle and factual programming.

The distribution company’s MIPTV sales include documentary and factual series Future Revealed, Ghost Cases and Science of the Senses picked up by IRIB in Iran; lifestyle series David Rocco’s Dolce Vita to AB Droit in Turkey and factual series The Re-Inventors selling to TRT in Turkey.

“We are delighted to forge significant associations with the region’s most prestigious broadcasters,” said Nat Abraham, VP, distribution. “We look forward to a successful launch of our high-profile animated series and documentary programming across the Middle East, Turkey and Israel.”

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