Spanning CGI adventure, premium live action, sports-driven comedy, and stylized gothic charm, the new lineup speaks to broadcasters and platforms in search of content that travels well across territories and age groups, while underscoring the distributor’s continued investment in IP designed to grow into long-term franchises.
Living Wild
Receiving its world premiere market presentation at MIFA 2026, Living Wild is positioned as one of the studio’s flagship new properties for the upcoming season. The CGI-animated series, comprising 52 11-minute episodes for children aged 6 to 10, blends adventure, comedy, and wildlife themes within a contemporary universe built for globally minded young viewers. Its environmental undertones are woven into emotionally engaging storytelling rather than overt lessons, aligning the show with the rising appetite for nature-driven content without tipping into the purely educational. With strong franchise potential, high replay value through self-contained adventures, and a tone that balances humor with action, Living Wild presents itself as a fresh, next-generation IP entering the market precisely as environmentally themed storytelling gains momentum across broadcasters and streaming services.
Gifted
A premium live-action series of ten twenty-eight-minute episodes, Gifted has been commissioned by the BBC and targets the eight-to-fourteen demographic alongside family co-viewers. The production pairs cinematic values with emotionally grounded storytelling designed for contemporary tween and family audiences, and its profile is further elevated by the casting of rising young actor Dominic McLaughlin, recently announced as the new Harry Potter lead. That visibility brings considerable international media interest and positions the title for broad cross-platform exposure. With its creative ambition, elevated visual quality, and broadcaster-backed scale, Gifted stands out within the evolving landscape of premium youth and family entertainment, illustrating how European productions can compete on a global stage through bold creative vision and the quality standards that accompany major broadcaster support.
Louca
Louca channels the enduring popularity of sports-themed entertainment into an energetic adventure-comedy. Across 24 twenty-four-minute episodes aimed at children aged 6 to 11, it blends comedy, friendship, and football into a universe where sport sits at the heart of the action. Adapted from the bestselling graphic novel franchise, the series already enjoys strong brand recognition and an established fanbase, giving it a meaningful head start with audiences. Its humor-driven character dynamics and high international accessibility make it especially appealing in territories with deep football cultures. Beyond the scoreline, Louca carries a resonant message: the greatest victories come not only from scoring goals but from finding the courage to play your own game and surpass yourself. In a post-World Cup market, the growing crossover between sports culture and animation positions the series as a timely title with real potential for engagement.
Mortina
Mortina brings a playful gothic sensibility to children’s animation through a uniquely stylized visual approach and charmingly spooky storytelling. With 52 episodes of 12 minutes each for children aged 5 to 8, the series distinguishes itself through original art direction, quirky humor, and a distinctive tone that offers an alternative to more conventional preschool and kids’ comedy. Adapted from a successful publishing property and produced with a strong design identity, it carries both seasonal and evergreen appeal. Mortina speaks directly to a growing appetite for offbeat, visually striking children’s content that combines atmosphere, humor, and a clear artistic personality, an alternative for audiences and buyers seeking something genuinely different.
