Screen Rights
A six-to-eight-episode limited series built from a primary archive. One rights holder. International co-production settings. Teaser online.
Last updated 2026-07-31
Six to eight episodes. Completed pilot script. Memoir manuscript in final edit as underlying IP. Documentary and podcast lanes also open.
Life rights + memoir + supervised archive access from a single contact. About 144 original documents (1965-1966). Ninety-five-second teaser cut from the family archive and period footage: every headline is real.
Washington, Caracas, Zurich, 1965. Convent schools and coffee fortunes, oil-boom Venezuela, Swiss banks, multilingual press. Built for international co-production.
A seventeen-year-old heiress vanishes from Washington twenty-six days before inheriting a $10 million estate (roughly $150 million today), resurfaces in Caracas married and holding a newborn, and the family never collects the money. The Washington Post put her on the front page.
See /comps/: Inventing Anna (prestige true story), The Dropout (archive-driven structure), classic missing-heiress cases with a reversed mystery.