After first hitting screens in the summer of 2018, the romantic drama Daydreamer has quickly become a hit in Turkey, doubling its channel’s average market share. That success is now feeding through into international markets, Global Agency reports. After previous deals in Ukraine, Iraq, Spain and Bulgaria, Global Agency announces that it has signed agreements for its sale in Lithuania, Croatia, Albania and Israel.

The series is produced by Gold Film, which has a proven record with previous productions such as Iffet, Dila and Never Let Go. It has 150 commercial hours, and continues to air with success on Star TV.

Izzet Pinto, Founder & CEO of Global Agency, said: “We’re so pleased to announce these new deals for Daydreamer. We’ve had confidence in its potential from the first day we launched it. It’s delivering solid numbers in the countries where the show is currently on air. It is very important for us to see that the demand for Turkish drama is still increasing. According to the information compiled from the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the Turkish TV series sector, which has made a significant leap especially in the last 10 years, came in second place right after the U.S. in export rates. There are on-going negotiations for the drama in several territories and we are looking forward to seeing Daydreamer on plenty of channels’ international programming.”