Warner Bros. Discovery's streaming service Max recently unveiled its upcoming local scripted projects at the Series Mania Festival in France. Among the highly anticipated shows is 'Malditos,' an action-packed crime thriller set in Southern France. The series follows the leader of a Gypsy community and her two sons as they fight to save their clan from eviction due to rising waters. Created by Jean Charles Hue and Olivier Prieur, the show promises to deliver a gripping narrative.
Another exciting project in the pipeline is the adaptation of Rabbi Delphine Horvilleur's memoir, 'Living with our deads.' This series, produced by White Lion Films, explores the story of one of France's rare female rabbis, blending drama and comedy to create a compelling narrative.
Warner Bros. Discovery aims to offer a diverse range of content on Max, catering to all audiences. The streaming service is committed to producing high-quality originals that are universal, unique, and timeless. With a focus on scripted, documentaries, and unscripted content, Max is set to make a mark in the French market.
One of the upcoming shows, 'Black Lies,' is a psychological thriller based on the novel 'La Mythomane du Bataclan.' Starring Laure Calamy, the series delves into the true story of a woman who deceives her way into a victims' association. Directed by Just Philippot, the show features a talented cast and promises to captivate viewers with its intriguing storyline.
With a strong lineup of original productions, Warner Bros. Discovery is poised to establish Max as a prominent player in the streaming industry. The international rollout of Max is eagerly anticipated, with further details expected to be shared during a keynote address at Series Mania.
Overall, Warner Bros. Discovery's commitment to delivering compelling and diverse content on Max reflects its dedication to meeting the demands of the discerning French audience. The future looks bright for Max as it continues to expand its offerings and make a mark in the competitive streaming landscape.
