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Sobreviviendo Mis XV (2023)

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Sobreviviendo Mis XV

Erik Barmack’s Wild Sheep Sets Mexican Rom-Com ‘Butterflies,’ an Adal Romanes Unscripted and Lucia Puenzo’s Gangster Epic (Exclusive)
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L.A.-based Wild Sheep Content, headed by former Netflix international honcho Erik Barmack, is adapting German No.1 bestseller “When Butterflies Fly Loops” for Mexico, as it branches out into unscripted with Adal Ramones, Mexico’s No.1 standup, and boards Lucía Puenzo’s gangster epic, “The Gunwoman (Pepita’s Legend).”

Starring Luisana Lopilato, and just announced, “Gunwoman” reps a “giant story” account, said Puenzo, of real life mobster Margarita Di Tulio, which is backed by a far-ranging consortium of good and great players in and outside Argentina.

All three titles see Wild Sheep driving ever deeper into big IP in highly packaged and star-laden projects, while branching out in sectors and territorial reach – strategies which may well become text-book tactics as streamers and broadcasters pull back on commissions or buys over much of international.

Their announcement comes three days before Jimena Rodríguez, producer of “Three Idiots” and head of Mexico...
See full article at Variety Film + TV
  • 11/13/2023
  • by John Hopewell
  • Variety Film + TV
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