Author Ragnar Jónasson, Stampede Ventures & Producer John-Paul Sarni Launch Dimma Pictures; Anna Friel-Led ‘Girl Who Died’ Set As First Series ...Middle East

EXCLUSIVE: Following the 2024 launch of The Darkness, the Icelandic series based on his Dimma novel series, author Ragnar Jónasson is expanding his partnership with Stampede Ventures and producer John-Paul Sarni via the launch of Dimma Pictures, a new venture to produce film and television projects from Jónasson’s catalogue of IP, as well as writers […]

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