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Neptuno Films to Distribute Character Farm’s ‘Katakune’


March 5, 2013 by Thomas J. McLean divider image
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Neptuno Films has signed a deal with Singapore’s Character Farm to distribute the 3D animated preschooler series Katakune in all territories except China.

Katakune is an award-winning, educational, 3D-animated cartoon series created for children 2 to 5 years old. The intention of the show, which runs 260 two-minute episodes, is to avoid over-stimulating children.

“This series is a perfect fit for Neptuno Film’s catalogue and we are delighted and honored to be working with Character Farm on a show that is genuinely good for kids in so many ways,” said Cristina Brandner, Neptuno Films’ managing director.

Katakune concentrates on values such as mutual respect, friendliness, understanding and forgiveness, as well as showing both the positive and negative sides of the sort of insatiable curiosity that all kids have.

“We are parents and we love kids. We want to give them good programming with great values. Katakune is our offering towards this cause.” said Aldric Chang, CEO of Character Farm. “We are grateful and excited to have found a partner in Neptuno who believes strongly in our vision. We look forward to sharing Katakune with all the kids worldwide.”

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