Overview of Achievements

The Remake Co., established in 2007 by Argentina’s FilmSharks, has recently marked a significant achievement in the film adaptation landscape. Their latest release, Ten Days Without Mom, has claimed the title of the most remade film in their library, overtaking A Boyfriend for My Wife, which previously held the record with 12 adaptations.

Global Adaptation Success

Currently, Ten Days Without Mom boasts a total of 13 completed or upcoming international adaptations. Major distribution agreements have been secured with notable companies, including:

• Nashe Kino in Russia
• Athena in India
• United King Films in Israel
• Vertigo in Hungary

This surge of international interest highlights both the film’s universal appeal and the effectiveness of The Remake Co.’s model in the film industry.

Industry Collaborations and Projects

In addition to the ongoing adaptations, Sony has renewed its remake rights for both Germany and Turkey, where projects are currently under development. Meanwhile, the sequel in Spain, Padre no hay más que uno 5, is poised for a theatrical release on June 26, contributing to the franchise’s status as one of Spain’s top-grossing series.

Other Successful Titles

The Remake Co.’s catalog includes a range of successful films that have gained traction globally. Highlights include:

• Today We Fix the World, which dominated Netflix rankings in Latin America with its Mexican adaptation.
• Sin Filtro, remade in multiple markets, consistently performing well at the box office.
• Dos Más Dos, which found streaming success as its Colombian version topped ViX+ charts.

Expanding Content Libraries

The Remake Co. also manages several valuable libraries, including the Disney-owned Patagonik catalog and Total Entertainment from Brazil, which features the hit film If I Were You (Si Eu Fosse Você).

Looking Ahead

The demand for innovative, remake-friendly properties remains high. The Remake Co. is actively exploring new partnerships and expanding its portfolio. Recently announced projects in development include:

• Morgue, a Mexican adaptation set for release in 2025 by BH5.
• A Spanish-language TV series adaptation of Nine Queens, nearing finalization with a top OTT platform.

Additionally, negotiations are underway for several other remakes, including:

• An English-language version of Letters to Father Jacob
• An Indonesian adaptation of Big Bad Wolves
• A remake of The Others in collaboration with Universal Pictures.

Insights from Leadership

Guido Rud, founder of FilmSharks and The Remake Co., stated, “A box office film does not drive remake potential; it’s driven by a high-concept plot that is refreshing, modern, marketable, and simple to produce. The Remake Co. has gained its leadership because of its reputation as ‘tastemakers,’ as we have an eye for great scripts, which is why producers tend to come to us to find a remake project to do a local production. It’s all about the script.”

Conclusion

As the demand for localized content continues to rise, The Remake Co. is positioned to be a key player in facilitating global storytelling through strategic and effective adaptations.