The audience has a lot to look forward to. TV Nova and Voyo are currently preparing 46 new original projects with 711 episodes and a total of 619 hours of footage. Among them are, for example, the first fantasy series, the ghost series with Miroslav Donutil, the story about the capture of the Spartakiad killer or the first Czech stand-up special. The program offering will also be significantly expanded to include the documentary production genre.

In the following seasons, viewers of TV Nova and Voyo can look forward to new updates, in which 21 independent production companies participate alongside creative producers. “Last year, we offered our viewers a wide variety of projects that straddle genres, and we proved that our ambition goes hand in hand with responsibility, a partnership approach to respected creative personalities and young talent, and the courage to explore new paths,” said TV Development Director Nova and Voyo Michal Reitler.

“With the news that we are preparing, whether it is in the development stage or we have already started, we are sending a clear message not only to external creators, what kind of project is in front of our eyes, but also to our viewers. the stories that await them are fun, daring, and exciting,” added Reitler.

The first original novelty of the fantasy genre will be a five-part series on Voyo Fortune-teller. The story of the miniseries is set in the present, but will bring to life the legends of ancient Prague, including the Golem myth. This mysterious series will feature Czech acting legends such as Dagmar Havlová or Jaroslav Dušek, as well as the most outstanding talents of the younger acting generation, Josef Trojan or Slovak star Annet Charitonová.

The “ghost” series also promises mystery and suspense Behind the house in the woods with actor poet Miroslav Donutil in the lead role. For example, the comedy genre will be represented by family series in future seasons Dance directed by hit filmmaker Jiří Vejdělek and introduces audiences to a dance class environment in a typical small Czech town.

The two upcoming projects will take viewers to Croatia, the summer destination of hundreds of thousands of Czechs and Slovaks. IN THE WELCOME Jakub Štáfek with Slovak actress Alžběta Ferencová will shed light on the crimes of Czech and Slovak tourists. Bora later he would present a comedic whodunit about a group of Czechs and Slovaks participating in a course called Meeting Death on an Island in the Middle of the Adriatic. No one yet knew that they would meet death at a higher level than they had imagined.

​One of the programmatic pillars of Voyo’s offerings is stories inspired by real people, events, or criminal cases. The successful Voyo Original series from this area, such as Případ Roubal, Iveta or Král Šumava, will be expanded with other novelties. And they will once again bring powerful stories whose realistic images move Czech society.

Six-part miniseries I love you forever dad, in which creator Iveta takes part, will tell the story of Jaroslav Berger’s touching journey, on trial by fate, to seek justice for his deceased son, Dominik. A mini-series with a working title will be a tribute to Jiří Markovič, the recently deceased legend of Czechoslovak criminal science Magpies about the arrest of the so-called Spartakiad killer Jiří Straka.

This will see his second and third series King Šumava: Phantom of the Dark Region. This new series will chart the fate of Josef’s legendary outcome from his imprisonment in a communist camp to his collaborating with Western intelligence.

The creative production team of TV Nova and Voyo has been strengthened by acclaimed Czech documentary filmmaker Erika Hníková. In this way, the genre-wide offering of live production, entertainment formats and reality shows will be complemented by documentary perspectives on topics that move (not only) Czech society.

One of the first documentary projects will be a series under the working title Because of the bear. The project, directed by award-winning Slovak documentary filmmaker Mira Rem, will present emotional stories full of suspense, but often also absurd humor, behind which stands the brown bear, which fills the pages of newspapers in Slovakia every year and divides Slovak society. . Man or bear – who else?

The three-part documentary will chart the career of singer Iveta Bartošová You know me a little behind him stands creative producer Matěj Podzimek. It will offer statements from the singer’s loved ones, including his son Artur, and a number of previously unpublished photographs and archival material.

Another new genre that will have a place on Voyo is the stand-up special. The first is performance celebrity, the author’s view of Ondřej Sokol is not only about the world around us, but also about his colleagues and his own career. From acting in TV series to appearing in department stores.

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