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@ 2018-02-01 15:54:00
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It is a truism in the international TV industry that local programming outperforms imported shows. Only a handful of American series — Game of Thrones, The Walking Dead, The Big Bang Theory — are true global hits. The bulk of primetime outside North America is dominated by home-grown drama.

vai tiešām arī latvijā ugunsgrēks un neatceros kā saucās tas otrs seriāls? vakars uz ezera? ir populārāki par ārzemiju produkciju? resp, cik liela ir iespēja, ka hbo atnāks filmēt serikus arī pie mums, ne tikai rumānijā, ungārijā, serbijā utt utml? nevis lokācijas ziņā, bet vietējos serikus vietējai auditorijai?


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[info]chimera
2018-02-01 16:40 (saite)
Before the company began producing in Eastern Europe, there was no tradition in the region of high-end TV. Local drama was cheaply made soaps, cop and hospital shows. Root, taking a page from HBO's playbook in the U.S. (and in Latin America, where the network has been making local-language drama since 2004), recruited actors and directors from feature films and theater for the small screen. Agnieszka Holland, Oscar-nominated for 2011 Holocaust drama In Darkness, directed Burning Bush. Ildiko Enyedi, the Hungarian filmmaker who won the Berlin Film Festival Golden Bear this year with On Body and Soul, helmed the Hungarian version of HBO's In Treatment. Bogdan Mirica, who wrote and directed Umbre, won the film critics Fipresci award in Cannes last year for his feature Dogs.

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/hbo-europe-best-tv-youve-never-seen-1048497

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