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Home / Arts and Entertainment / Welsh Drama 'Dal y Mellt' Eyes Global Success Again

Welsh Drama 'Dal y Mellt' Eyes Global Success Again

3 Jan

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Summary

  • First Welsh-language drama secured by Netflix for international release.
  • Second series of 'Dal y Mellt' already sold to Australia and Spain.
  • Global success aims to nurture new Welsh storytellers and writers.
Welsh Drama 'Dal y Mellt' Eyes Global Success Again

Producers of the Welsh-language drama 'Dal y Mellt' are optimistic about replicating its international success, with the second series already garnering interest from abroad. Starring Mark Lewis Jones, the show follows a group of Welsh misfits involved in criminality. The initial season made history as the first Welsh-language drama to be acquired by Netflix, a significant achievement for Welsh content.

Following this breakthrough, the latest installment has secured deals with television networks in Australia and Spain, with other nations in negotiations. Llŷr Morus, a co-producer, emphasized the international appeal of Welsh stories, noting that themes explored in the Welsh language resonate universally. He expressed hope that financial returns from global success will foster emerging Welsh writing talent.

The Welsh TV and film industry reported a turnover of £460m in 2023. For cast member Siwan Morris, seeing her work available internationally is rewarding. Film critic Gary Slaymaker views the global market as a significant opportunity to normalize the Welsh language on an international scale, especially with the rise of streaming platforms democratizing content distribution.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
'Dal y Mellt' is a Welsh-language drama series that follows a group of Welsh misfits drawn into a world of criminality.
The first series of 'Dal y Mellt' was the first Welsh-language drama to be acquired by Netflix for international release.
The Welsh TV and film industry reported a turnover of £460m in 2023, with international success contributing to this figure.

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