Sable the movie could be a thing, thanks to new publisher deal - dipaolohatern

Sable the picture could represent a thing, thanks to new publishing company deal

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Raw Madness - the publisher behind the gorgeous Sable, ghostly sci-fi The Signifier and Lovecraftian lark Call of The Sea - has signed a New Deal that could see its game get movie and TV adaptations in the near future.

It just revealed a "first-look arrangement" with dj2 Entertainment, the production company that was behind the recent hold up-action Sonic The Erinaceus europeaeus movie and is currently working on the Netflix Tomb Raider anime series. Basically, it dj2 can call shotgun on adapting anything from Raw Fury's weird and wonderful back catalog, from Bad North to Moxie. You have to root for that last incomparable, IT features a depressed detective raccoon.

"Entering into a partnership with dj2 feels comparable a impeccable fit for Raw Fury. Their creativity and ability to take the core of each game and transform it into new art forms match the Raw Furiousness vision and we are excited to work together and see what we will produce," said Jónas Antonsson, CEO of Injured Fury.

Also on dj2 Entertainment's number of ongoing projects are live-action television series adaptations of Life is Foreign and Disco Elysium, a picture show adaptation of Quiescence Dogs with Donnie Yen, and - checks notes - "a half-hour live-litigate dramedy thriller" based on the talk banana led shooter My Friend Pedro, with John Wick author and creator, Derek Kolstad.

"Having access to Raw Erinyes's incredible slate allows dj2 to begin developing adaptations even before a game is released, getting a jump connected the market as well atomic number 3 allowing for more synergy between the different media," added dj2's Give way & CEO Dmitri M. Andrew Johnson.

Looks like we might necessitate to update our leaning of the upcoming video bet on movies for 2021 and beyond...

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