The company is now in advanced discussions with “major Canadian BDUs,” according to CEO Craig Thompson.
The 3 x 60-minute series will offer insight into the Italian organized crime syndicate known as the ‘Ndrangheta.
The opera company founder’s five-year term in the post begins in July.
The Canadian screen industry has reacted positively to the Heritage Minister’s CBC proposal, although its implementation remains in question.
The sale follows Just For Entertainment Distribution’s rebrand earlier this month from Amuz Distribution.
The karate drama landed behind Prime Video’s Invincible on the digital originals chart.
The documentary from Lesley Loksi Chan also won the Teddy Award for Best Short Film at the Berlin International Film Festival.
The sports and adventure documentary acquisitions include one series and eight films from the Salzburg-based studio.
The new data shows that nearly three in 10 Canadian households depend only on online content sources.
The awards will be presented June 14 at the National Arts Centre in Ottawa.
During the quarter, Thunderbird had 14 programs in service production, which it attributed to the positive growth.
The Minister of Canadian Heritage also announced that she will not be running in the next election.
The Rogers Indigenous Film Fund Program is offering early development grants to 13 filmmakers.