Keshet Pre-Sells Docuseries ‘Seven Wonders of the Ancient World’
Keshet International (Ki) has protected two extra pre-sales for the upcoming ‘Seven Wonders of the Ancient World’, a three-part premium history docuseries co-developed with Sandstone Global. In anticipation of his debut on the London TV gods, the series was sold in advance in Australia to publish Omroep SBS and in France to the Histoire TV channel of TF1, after the partnership of Channel Five in the UK
Kelly Wright, Ki’s MD of Distribution, said about the show: “We are very happy that we have already left three broadcast partners before we reveal this awesome old history series in the London TV display. ‘Seven Wonders of the Ancient World’ is the jewel in our actual crown this spring, and we are delighted that Professor Bettany Hughes will personally accompany us to show this gem to international buyers at our screening event on 26 February. ”
Produced by actual experts Sandstone Global and presented by Professor Bettany Hughes, the series is based on its bestseller with the same name, which has been on the bestseller list of Times since October 2024 and has been translated into ten languages. The docuseries follows the journey of Hughes to explore the seven miracles and to combine archaeological insights, new research and advanced technology. The most important sites such as Giza’s great pyramid and the statue of Zeus can be seen, with exclusive access to digital reconstructions and expert analysis.
The series, directed by David Lee and Executive produced by Hughes, Dixi Stewart and Ruth Sessions, was filmed over three continents in Turkey, Greece and Egypt. The World Première broadcast is planned for Channel 5 in Q2 2025.
In anticipation of the show of the show of the show in London, Professor Bettany Hughes shared: “With exclusive access to new excavations and discoveries, this series takes us in the footsteps of old tourists, warriors, pilgrims, saints and emperors that impressed Of these beautiful miracles, some of the greatest achievements ever made by human hands. After years of research on three continents – through deserts, mountains and on the high seas – my team and I are now able to not only reveal the monumental effort that was needed to build the seven wonders of the old world, but also something These incredible creations meant for the people from the past, and why they are still resonating with us today. ”
Ki also shows “Dinner with Gavin Rossdale” as part of the non -written event on 26 February 2025.
