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\n\tEXCLUSIVE:<\/strong> Your Honor <\/em>producer yes Studios has struck its latest international deal for Significant Other, <\/em>the hit Israeli TV show that became a UK series starring Katherine Parkinson. <\/p>\n \n\tBabylone Hills Productions\u00a0and Screenline Productions\u00a0(Culte<\/em>) will adapt Significant Other <\/em>in France. The comedy drama follows two lonely neighbors in their late 40s \u2013 a single woman and a newly divorced man \u2013 whose paths cross on the night that he decides to commit suicide by swallowing medication and she has a heart attack. Their relationship begins as they are taken to hospital together in an ambulance.<\/p>\n \n\tIn 2022, Yes Studios sold the show to ITV, which was produced by Nicola Shindler and starred Rivals <\/em>star Parkinson and Youssef Kerkour. Created by Dana Modan, Assi Cohen and Ram Nehari, the original aired for two seasons on yes TV and won several Israeli Academy TV Awards.<\/p>\n \n\tMeanwhile, yes Studios has sold two shows to Germany, Bloody Murray <\/em>and Who Died?<\/em>. Bloody Murray <\/em>focuses on the relationship and struggles between two roommates while Who Died?<\/em> is a touching romantic comedy set in an oncology department. The former will be remade by Hager Moss Films and the latter by Banijay\u2019s Tatort <\/em>label MadeFor Film.<\/p>\n \n\tThe shows don\u2019t have networks or streamers attached as of yet. <\/p>\n \n\tYes Studios boss Sharon Levi said: \u201cYes Studios has a growing slate of brilliant homegrown comedies, and I am delighted that they are starting to gain traction with international producers and broadcasters. Each of these three titles is funny of course, but it\u2019s the nuanced characters, the universal situations they find themselves in that is attracting attention and demonstrating their readiness for adaptation.\u201d<\/p>\n