Iran sells rights of ‘The Lion Skin’ to India, Russia
Ali Sartipi, a film producer and CEO of FilmNet, said that the rights of the recently produced Iranian series ‘The Lion Skin’ were sold to India and Russia.
The rights were sold on the sidelines of the second national exhibition of Iran’s comprehensive audio and video media (Rasta), held from January 1 to 3, ISNA wrote.
He said that the time has come for the exhibition to be recognized in the international arena, considering the internationalization of the exhibition as a gateway to new opportunities for global collaboration. Sartipi expressed optimism about the potential for joint activities and exports, emphasizing collaboration with international entities.
He said, “We are witnessing positive developments in this field. The international demand for series like ‘The Lion Skin,’ especially in countries like India and Russia, indicates the readiness for the exhibition to become global.”
Discussing the importance of collaboration, Sartipi emphasized the need for platforms to improve.
He stated, “When platforms collaborate, and there is a supportive working environment, positive things happen. Our goal is to stimulate the job market within the platform domain. Despite challenges, we, like other platforms, work with determination and overcome obstacles through interaction and communication.”
Sartipi acknowledged that positive interactions have elevated the level of television production. However, he highlighted the high expectations of today’s audience, emphasizing the daily pursuit of higher quality.