Banijay makes a deal with Pokeepsie Films, the Spanish-screened company behind HBO Max’s “30 Coins”

Banijai Iberia reunites in a Spanish horror drama after teaming up with Alex de la Iglesias and Carolina Bang’s screenplay production company Pokeepsie Films. Deadline has learned that Banijei has invested in a Madrid-based company behind HBO Max’s Secret Horror Drama. 30 coins.

Producer / director De La Iglesia and actor / producer Bang created Pokeepsie in 2009 and focused on content for young people, mainly in the fiction, thriller and horror genres. His deal with Banijay will give Pokeepsie more powerful distribution capabilities.

“Today we see Banijay Iberia and Pokeepsie Films going through a common path to create an ambitious list of original fiction led by Alex and Carolina,” said Pilar Blasco, CEO of Banijay Iberia. “By adding this brilliant duo to our creative networks in Spain and Portugal, we are further strengthening our offering in the region and strengthening our position as a home where talent can be creatively free and subsequently artistically better.”

De La Iglesia was awarded at the Venice International Film Festival, the Berlin International Film Festival and San Sebastian, while Bang received the Goya Award for his role. sad trumpet ballad (the last circus) and has starred in many other TV shows and films.

Pokeepsie has created 17 products to date 30 coins (Also known as 30 coins) has moved on to the second season of HBO Max. which started recently VeneziafreniaThe first part of the Fear Collection project, which is an anthological series of horror films like 30 coins The co-creators are Jorge Guericae, Jaume Balaguero and Fernando Navarro.

Banijay Iberia’s production companies include Cuarzo Producciones, Diagonal TV, Endemol Portugal, Gestmusic, Magnolia, Shine Iberia, Tuiwok Estudios and Zeppelin. It is behind the Spanish drama series Yero.