MULTITUDES: THE POWER OF NUMBERS

Milo is a show about an adventurous five-year-old cat who loves to use role-play to explore the amazing world of jobs and vocations. Milo lives with his parents, who own a dry-cleaning shop called Scrubby’s. Inside the dry cleaners is a special and friendly mechanical robot called Suds, who cleans and stores all the customer clothes. Each episode, Milo and his best friends, Lofty & Lark, interact with Suds to try on different outfits; the trio are then transported to the world of that specific vocation. The show aims to introduce pre-school children to the large variety of vocations and their associated outfits, vehicles and uniforms in a fun and entertaining way. Looking for broadcasters and VoD platforms.

Lea & Pop are a brother and sister who, with their band of magical musical toys, embark on both fantastical and everyday adventures that they overcome with the power of friendship, music and creativity...

SEX SYMBOLS, the tv series about sexuality and affectivity that  every parents wants their children to watch. CARLA, MIA, MAX and HUGO are about to become teenagers, and their first questions about their sexuality, affectivity, physical changes and other doubts are surfacing. Their own organs will help them understand what’s happening and they will learn about sexual and affective education through animation and entertainment.

Lilly, an ordinary 12-year-old girl, gets an extraordinary gift: a book of magic spells! With the help of an enchanted little dragon and her own personal Samurai protector, Lilly travels magically through time and space, tumbling into stories that challenge her courage and bravery while testing her character and talent for magic. Along the way, she gains confidence, experience, new friends, and uncovers family secrets.

Primeras (First) is an animated series that shows the life stories of women from around the world who became pioneers in fields that until then were reserved for men. With passion and determination, these young women decided to go further and change the rules to make their dreams come true. In doing so, they became the “Firsts” to enter fields such as sports, science, the arts, and social movements. This series, aimed at children over 9 years old and a family audience, presents the stories of people from different parts of the world and cultures. It’s a proposal to see what happens when we open the door to those we see as strangers and an invitation to dream big and be whoever we want to be.