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Skoop Media launches Dutch Noir label with 17 crime titles at Mipcom
The label aims to showcase Dutch organized‑crime drama for global buyers.
By Felo News Desk · Published
At Mipcom, Dutch distributor Skoop Media announced Dutch Noir, a new international label for premium Dutch crime series. The slate comprises 17 titles from six producers, featuring four new Videoland Original series.
Steven van Roosmalen, Head of Scripted at Videoland, said the platform can take risks on crime drama and deliver raw stories rooted in Dutch society. Pim van Collem, CEO of Skoop Media, added that buyers are seeking the next “Mocro Maffia” and that Dutch Noir offers “range, scale and attitude.”
The launch includes the Videoland Original “Narcostad,” created by “Mocro Maffia” lead actor Nasrdin Dchar, plus the second season of the spin‑off “Tonnano,” the final season of “Sleepers,” and the short‑form heist thriller “Rippers,” all produced by Fiction Valley.
Key facts
- Skoop Media launched Dutch Noir, a crime label with 17 titles. (variety.com)
- Four new Videoland Original series are part of the slate. (variety.com)
- The label was unveiled at Mipcom. (variety.com)
Sources
- [1] variety.com — originally reported as “Skoop Media Launches New Crime Label Dutch Noir: ‘Range, Scale and Attitude’ (EXCLUSIVE)”
