We Are the Children of the Bahnhof Zoo: The Successful Constantine TV Series Begins Worldwide, Including 19 Countries on Amazon Prime Video (PHOTO)

Munich (OTS) – 43 years after the biography of Christian F. About the children in the Bahnhof Zoo that first shook Germany and caused a major international uproar, her story is back around the world as a modern interpretation: Amazon Prime Video was launched in Germany and Austria and Switzerland have now secured and demonstrated evaluation rights for 19 other countries and regions. We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo Among other countries in the USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand, Great Britain, France, Italy, Spain and the Benelux.

In addition, an evolving series adaptation is also available by Constantin Television and Amazon Studios from Viaplay (Scandinavia), HBO Europe, More TV (Russia) and bluTV (Turkey), as well as South Korea.

Oliver Perpin, Vice Chairman of Constantine Films and producer of the series: “We are very happy to do that We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo After resounding success in Germany, Austria and Switzerland, now on a trip around the world. We are extremely happy and grateful for the countless responses from the fans and the press, and we hope that the series touches the hearts of people all over the world. “

In Germany We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo, Based on Goldmedia’s VOD rating, it has been the most successful German-language broadcast series since its launch on February 19 and has consistently been in the top 10 most watched titles of all major broadcast providers. According to an ad from Goldmedia VOD-Ratings.com, which sets viewership numbers for the German paid VOD market, no other national production has entered the charts faster since audience measurement began. In the evaluation period alone (February 19 to March 2, 2021), the series achieved a total reach of 5.73 million views, with a combined view range of 9.8 million views.

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Her story is world famous, her fate shaped a whole generation: the series adaptation We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo Von Constantin TV and Amazon Studios tell the story of Christian F. And her folks from Bahnhof Zoo in eight episodes as a modern interpretation of the world’s bestseller.

We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo It follows six young men who fight relentlessly for their dream of happiness and freedom and want to leave all troubles with parents, teachers and other frivolous people behind. Christian (Jana McKinnon), Stella (Lena Orzendowski(Babsi)Leah Drena), Bennu (Michelangelo Fortuzzi), Axel (Jeremiah Meyer(And Miché)Bruno AlexanderIndulge in intoxicating Berlin nights, without restrictions and rules, and celebrate life, love and temptation – until they realize that this drunkenness not only ruins their friendship, but can push them over the abyss.

We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo It is a visually striking saga called Coming Of Age that paints a provocative, controversial and impressive picture of Berlin’s drug and club scene.

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Produced We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo From Oliver Perpine (Perfume, Should I and III, The word changed, the god Ferdinand von Schirach) And the Sophie von Oslar (Operation Zucker I-II, in central Germany: NSU, Tannbach – the fate of a village). Annette Hess (Viceense, Kudam 56/59) He is the lead writer and creative producer of the series, the director Philip Cadlebach (Fragrance, SS-GB, Our Moms, Our Fathers), And he’s also a creative producer. We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo It is an international co-production of Constantin TV and Amazon. Wilma Film (Czech Republic) and Cattleya (Italy) are co-producers. Fremantle is your global sales partner. It was funded We are children of the Bahnhof Zoo From Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg (MBB), Filmfernsehfonds Bayern (FFF), Creative Europe – European Union Media Program, German Moving Picture Fund (GMPF) and Czech State Cinematography Incentive Program.

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