‘Fauda’ Director Rotem Shamir Directs ‘No Man’s Land’ Second Season

Fremantle’s spy thriller and household drama “No Man’s Land” has been renewed for a second season and principal pictures has commenced in Morocco.

Rotem Shamir, winner of the Israeli Academy of Tv Director’s Award, and whose credit embody “Fauda” and “Hostages,” is directing the second season.

Sequence regulars regulars Mélanie Thierry (The Princess of Montpensier”), Souheila Yacoub (“Rise”) and James Krishna Floyd (“The Good Karma Hospital”) will reprise their characters and new forged members becoming a member of embody Leo Hatton (“Fee Me”) and Zed Josef (“The Disguise”).

Season 2 is ready amidst the continuing Syrian civil struggle and follows a feminine freedom fighter group and the portrayal of radicalised westerners who be a part of ISIS. It’s commissioned by Arte and Hulu, and produced by Haut et Courtroom TV, Masha, and Spiro Movies in co-production with Fremantle.

Created by Masha’s María Feldman and Spiro’s Eitan Mansuri, “No Man’s Land” is written by Amit Cohen (“False Flag”) and Ron Leshem (“Euphoria”), and coproduced by Fremantle, who will distribute internationally.

Producers on season 2 embody Feldman for Masha, Mansuri and Jonathan Doweck for Spiro Movies, Caroline Benjo, Simon Arnal and Carole Scotta for Haut et Courtroom TV, with Arte France serving as a coproducer. Lionsgate+ and OSN may also renew for season 2.

The primary season of “No Man’s Land” was obtained warmly by viewers throughout 114 territories.

Feldman stated: “With the primary season, we have been capable of convey audiences a gritty struggle thriller not like every other and have been delighted by the cultural dialog generated by these characters and their tales. Now I’m excited to inform extra tales about these vibrant, daring characters — performed by these highly effective, superb skills, the place now we have the possibility to develop the story and present audiences what’s subsequent for the protagonists.”

Christian Vesper, president of world drama, Fremantle, stated: “It provides me unbelievable pleasure to say that we’ll be becoming a member of forces with the exceptionally proficient groups at Haut et Courtroom TV, Masha, and Spiro Movies, bringing this extraordinary sequence to life for season two to be loved by followers internationally.”

Olivier Wotling, head of drama at Arte France, added: “We’re very proud to proceed our involvement with ‘No Man’s Land,’ uniting as soon as once more a staff of extraordinarily proficient storytellers, producers and performers, to convey us again into the lives of its compelling characters as they reveal the experiences and realities of a worldwide battle at a human stage.”