Inter Medya Expands Global Reach with New Sales for ‘Eshref Ruya’ and ‘Valley of Hearts’

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Leading Turkish distributor Inter Medya continues to strengthen the global presence of its catalog, announcing new international deals for its breakout hit Eshref Ruya and long-running success Valley of Hearts.

Currently the most-watched series on Wednesday nights in Türkiye across all key demographics, Eshref Ruya has quickly established itself as a top-performing title in Turkish primetime. The series is also available as first window on Amazon Prime Video in Türkiye and the MENA region, expanding its reach across both linear and digital platforms.

Building on its local success, Eshref Ruya has already been licensed to multiple territories worldwide and continues to deliver strong performance internationally. In the MENA region, alongside its availability on Amazon Prime Video, the series also airs on MBC/Shahid, where it continues to attract strong viewership and high engagement levels. Most recently, Inter Medya announced a new licensing deal in Albania, further extending Eshref Ruya’s international footprint and underlining its growing global appeal. The series is also gaining traction in other regions, with deals recently concluded in Romania and several other CEE countries, as well as multiple contracts in Latin America currently being finalized.

Eshref Ruya has already secured its place among the most successful Turkish dramas, marking another milestone for the industry on the international stage.

Inter Medya has also closed a new deal in Albania for another major success, Valley of Hearts. The drama has now been licensed to more than 80 territories worldwide, cementing its position as one of Inter Medya’s most widely distributed titles. Its global journey continues with remake rights recently sold to Greece, where the local adaptation premiered this week to strong results, further demonstrating the title’s format potential and cross-border resonance.

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Valley of Hearts

Valley of Hearts has also been licensed across the MENA region, where it continues to deliver excellent performance. The series premiered in Italy at the end of May during primetime, consistently ranking among the country’s top 10 most-watched programs each week and outperforming several local competitors. Additionally, it continues to achieve outstanding results in both Latin America and CEE territories, confirming its strong global momentum.

See also: ‘Valley of Hearts’: Torn Apart By Time, Reunited By Fate – Exclusive Interviews with the Cast

Both series, produced by TIMS&B Productions, stand out as two of the most-watched and most-exported Turkish dramas of the last two seasons, resonating strongly with audiences both at home and abroad.

Inter Medya is preparing to announce additional sales in the coming weeks and will be present at MIPCOM from October 13–16 at Pavilion C16.C.

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