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The Metropius animated series is part of an exciting new franchise, already connecting with a global audience. This extraordinary world will grab fans of sci-fi like Bladerunner and Ghost in the Shell, rousing them into stylised noir animation, with crime drama plot lines reminiscent of Peaky Blinders.

The fanbase will be augmented by the Metropius game, concurrently in development, Metropius comic, AR and VR experiences, all feeding our superfans to create a larger audience for the show.

Inspired by a true account, Charlie tells the story of a man who spent his life on the streets after a horrific tragedy changed his life forever. Gradually he learns to trust again as he takes his first steps to self forgiveness.

A wannabe professional thief, his gay best friend, a sexy hostage, some thugs and a mystery package everyone wants.

Produced in conjunction with Seven8Media.

A suicidal man hires a demented killer to assist him in suicide, but for some reason, miraculously survives each attempt on his life.

A clown who has lost his happiness encounters a little homeless girl while performing in the village square and together they find joy in the gift of laughter.

Unhappy with his lack of male anatomy, a male sculpture comes to life and demands that his creator gives him his manhood.

A bed-wetting boy desperate to go to scout camp learns a valuable life lesson from his irascible grandfather.

Before American Idol and Popstars, there were The Cherry Sisters, from Marion, Iowa, who started off bad and made a fortune staying that way.

Based on a true story. In 1896, three sisters from Iowa create the worst act on vaudeville, perform nationally to tomato-tossing audiences. Suing a local newspaper after a bad review, the sisters loss becomes the basis for freedom of comment media laws in the US. Their notoriety increases as audiences flock to witness this incredibly disastrous trio who go on to sell out the largest theatre in New York.