Video premium to explore Moonies Cult
Prime Video UK consists of exploring the controversial cult of the moonies which was famous for its mass marriages. Amazon Streamer bought Moonies: married to worship Since Hunt the Yorkshire Ripper Producer Story Films and All3media International, which will discover the darker side of a cult allegedly attached to world peace which was founded in South Korea by the Reverend Moon charismatic. Moonies: married to worship [working title] Works access to the initiates, in particular the illegitimate son of Moon, Sam Park, speaking for the first time from his experiences of mass marriages, of sexual ceremonies and not to be recognized by the man whom he believes to be his father, while a crowd of other contributors share their experiences, from the abductions to the escaped. Prime Video UK was very important on True Crime Docs recently and recently bought five documentaries from history films, especially Hunt the Yorkshire Ripper. Adam Hopkins, head of invoice in Story Films, said: “Many viewers will remember the extraordinary images of mass weddings – where couples were equaled and married – but few know the true story of what happened when a so -called Messiah began to build a global empire, opposing believers against their families in a dramatic way.”
Canal + Open Talent Unit
Canal + promoted Agnès Judes to manage a new talent unit. Veteran of the French media giant, Jude will direct the hub focused on “reception, support and promotion of talents”, both old and new, to the group. She will fall under Jean-Marc Juramie, Deputy Director General of Canal + France in charge of programs and canals. Jude has been with Canal + for over 20 years, looking at a program advisor before playing a role as programming manager and special operations director. She will continue to play this last role as part of her new role with the unit of talent.
Fulwell Finance Boss heads to Studio Lambert
Fulwell Entertainment’s finance chief, who led the integration of Fulwell 73 and Springhill Company of Lebron James, heads to Treatments Independent studio Lambert. Joanne Robinson became a CFO of the studio belonging to All3media Lambert and will replace Andrew Coker, who moves after 17 years. Coker will remain with Studio Lambert as a consultant. Robinson was with Fulwell from the beginning of last year, thus leading financial integration with Springhill when the pair merged into one of the most splashed transatlantic transactions in recent years. She was previously director of production finance, non-fiction at Netflix and finance director at RDF Television. The founder of Studio Lambert, Stephen Lambert, said: “Andy has been the cornerstone of Studio Lambert from the first day. We are delighted that Jo joins us to supervise our finances while we continue to expand both sides of the Atlantic. Many of us have known it since its next growth.
