Dori Highlights Trio of Shows

MIAMI: Date Blind, Mía, My Invisible Friend and Money Time top the highlights of Dori Media Group’s MIPCOM lineup.

Dori’s latest co-production with Rosstoc, Date Blind (Ciega a Citas), has been inspired by an original blognovela fiction from the Argentinean author Lucia Gonzalez, who chronicles in real time the life of Lucia, a 31-year-old journalist who is looking to find a loving boyfriend. Dori Media Group will also present exclusively for MIPCOM the trailer of Mía, My Invisible Friend (mi amiga invisible), a daily fiction for children and family audiences that tells the story of Mia, an invisible friend, who magically transforms into a real, living teenager so she can save a little girl from losing all hope. Money Time, a Dori Media production for HOT, will also make its first appearance at MIPCOM. Money Time tells the story of a long-term friendship that leads two successful football players to join forces and form a winning football team, until a dark secret turns the two into enemies.    

Following the introduction of the cross-platform telenovela Amanda O, Dori Media will also introduce uMan, an interactive reality game show, produced exclusively for cell phones and the Internet. Split, a daily drama based on a global teen trend of young vampires, is also on the roster. Along with these productions, Dori Media Group will be bringing La Maga, an adaptation of The Wizard of Oz that is a co-production from Dori Media Contenidos, Illusion Studios and Nickelodeon.

Nadav Palti, the president and CEO of Dori Media Group, said: "Once again, we will be present at MIPCOM with a wide selection of productions—either for TV or in the new media arena. We are very proud to introduce our clients more innovative productions such as Ciega a Citas, which is based on a true blognovela that is the first Spanish blog, and one of the first in the world, to be adapted for television. In the new-media arena we will also be presenting uMan, which is a truly unique format, targeting the most desirable audience of all: teenagers. Through Dori Media, we believe that buyers visiting MIPCOM from different corners of the world will be able to find a production suitable for their needs."