Munich, April 10, 2007. SevenOne International will be presenting more than 50 new TV shows at MIPTV 2007 from April 16 to 20 in Cannes. The ProSiebenSat.1 Groups programming sales company will have highlights on display in every genre including a major TV event based on the story about the discovery of ancient Troy, The Hunt for Troy, disaster movies like Raging Inferno and action series like Special Unit. In the family entertainment genre, SevenOne International has Manatu and The Secret of Loch Ness on offer. The programming sales company also presents more than 20 new TV movies, fairy tales and formats like The Successor and sciencetainment magazines.

Said Jens Richter, Managing Director of SevenOne International: We are ideally positioned for the MIPTV 2007. We have high-quality programming on offer in every genre. Well be presenting disaster movies like Raging Inferno, family entertainment with Manatu, entertainment shows and magazines. Due to this wide spectrum, we can meet all our clients needs.

Programming highlights at MIPTV 2007:
Events:
The two-part special event The Hunt for Troy (Producer: teamWorx) tells the true story of the discovery of the site of ancient Troy. The production was shot in 2006 on what was Europes deepest film set. To portray the excavations realistically, shooting went on as much as 12 meters below the ground. The Hunt for Troy has an outstanding cast, headed by Heino Ferch (The Airlift) and French star Mélanie Doutey (Clara Sheller/Flowers of Evil by Claude Chabrol). Raging Inferno is an event movie from the Oscar-winning production duo Wiedemann & Berg (The Lives of Others). In the catastrophe film, a conflagration in Berlins broadcasting tower forces the elite rescue troop headed by Horst Strasser to turn back. Only ex-fireman Tom makes it to the victims trapped in the tower restaurant. But theres not much time left before the fire reaches them. Raging Inferno uses elaborate special effects and real fire to lend the feeling of realism the screenplay requires. Raging Inferno has already been sold to more than 20 countries before it was finished. When the police hit their limits, thats when the guys from the Special Unit (Producer: Typhoon AG) are sent in. They get their main assignments in fighting terrorism, organized crime and dangerous individuals. To keep things as real as possible, the makers of the action series drew on practical advice from professionals in the field.

Cinema for Peace and SevenOne International support UNICEF projects:
Suddenly Gina (Producer: Egoli Tossell Film and Cinema for Peace) is an adaptation of the BBC production The Girl in the Café, which won three Emmys and a Golden Globe. The original screenplay was by Richard Curtis (Four Weddings and a Funeral, Bridget Joness Diary). The films cast of German and international stars includes Catherine Deneuve and Jan Josef Liefers. Proceeds that SevenOne International generates from the sale of the film will go to UNICEF and Richard Curtis Make Poverty History foundation. UNICEF will be investing most of the funds in the Schools for Africa project.

Series:
Finding Mr. Right (Producer: teamWorx) deals with the chaotic love life of young newswoman Clara Stern. She works for a gossip magazine, and is living with Paul. The two encourage people to believe theyre a couple she, because she doesnt want people to think shes a perpetual single; he, because he doesnt want anyone to know that hes gay. But then things get complicated when both of them fall in love with the new guy next door The daily sitcom Vienna Calling (Producer: Satel Film) is all about the life and loves of four young people sharing a flat in the middle of Vienna.

Fairy Tales:
All Fairies have Tails (Producer: Rat Pack) sends up the Grimm Brothers stories in opulent Czech TV fairy-tale style, with first-rate comedians. In Germany, All Fairies have Tails was one of the most innovative TV hits of 2006, earning high audience shares of around 30 percent (ages 14-49).

Telenovela:
Lisas wedding in the telenovela Thats Life (Producer: Grundy) was Sat.1s most successful TV broadcast of 2006. An impressive 39 percent of the audience between ages 14 and 49 tuned in to watch Lisa say I do to the man of her dreams. Then she set off on a tour around the world. But now shes back, and not only gets in touch again with her friend Hannah but meets her half-brother Bruno for the first time. Hannahs one of the telenovelas new main characters eternally (but so far unhappily) in love with Bruno. Its a good thing Lisas back to help Bruno get a clue.

TV Movies:
SevenOne International will be presenting more than 20 TV movies in Cannes, including romantic comedies like Noblesse Oblige (Producer: RheinFilm TV- und Medienproduktions- GmbH) and How to Catch a Millionaire (Producer: Relevant Film), new films in the successful Dream Hotels drama franchise (Producer: Lisa Film), and detective thrillers like Fight for Justice (Producer: Cinemakers Film) and The Evidence Within (Producer: Hofmann & Voges Entertainment).

Magazine Shows:
How It Works is a sciencetainment magazine show with segments that explain scientific, technical and everyday phenomena in fun and easily understandable terms. The show is made by British production company Bullseye for pay TV station The National Geographic Channel (UK). SevenOne International will also be presenting new episodes of Galileo Extra.

Formats:
In the new studio-based talent show The Successor, the search is on for a new star mentalist, to follow in the mind-reading, spoon-bending footsteps of such a famous showman as Uri Geller! Produced by Uri Geller and Kuperman Productions for Keshet Broadcasting, the show was a phenomenal success in Israel, generating a season average share of 42 percent. The family entertainment show Dreams do come True (Producer: Endemol Deutschland) makes kids wishes come true. Love Bites (Producer: blue eyes Film & Television GmbH) is a dating show on which four men try to cook their way into the heart of a single lady. At the end of the week she decides which artist of the stovetop gets a chance to prove his skills as an artist with the heart. On a day, when everything goes wrong, it can get even worse: When the team of The Worst Day of My Life (Producer: anaconda.tv) comes into the play. They give their victim an unforgettable day unforgettably horrible!

Upcoming Events:
Aftermath shows what would happen if suddenly there were no more people left in the world. The disaster movie is being filmed in English by Quiet Planet for ProSieben, The National Geographic Channel (US) and History Channel Canada. Other new additions to the portfolio are Bible Code (Producer: 24 frames film), a thriller along the lines of The DaVinci Code, and the catastrophe film Gaping Abyss (Producer: action concept). The partly animated movies Don Quixote (Producer: Roxy Film) and The Secret of Loch Ness (Producer: Rat Pack) offer entertainment for the whole family. Treasure Island (Producer: Janus Film) brings Robert L. Stevensons classic back on the screen. The adventure and pirate story not only offers breathtaking scenery with settings in the UK, Thailand, and Germany. The movie also is shot on the original boat of the series Hornblower.

Booth
SevenOne International is attending MIPTV 2006 from April 16 to 20 (Level 1, Booth 11.10/13.09).

Please join us for a conference on Tuesday 17, 2007 at 3:00 pm with Nico Hofmann (teamWorx), Ariane Krampe (teamWorx), Mélanie Doutey (Female Lead Actor The Hunt for Troy) and Jens Richter (SevenOne International). The press conference takes place at Auditorium H, Palais des Festivals, Level 3.

SevenOne International
SevenOne International is the worldwide programming marketing company of the ProSiebenSat.1 Group. Headed by Jens Richter, the company markets productions from TV stations Sat.1, ProSieben, kabel eins and N24 in international markets, and also acts as a service provider for third parties. SevenOne International offers an extensive portfolio that currently includes some 1,200 hours of programming. It is headquartered in Munich/Unterföhring.