Pokeepsie Films, a privately owned Spanish television and film studio headquartered in Madrid, Spain, was founded in 2009 by director and screenwriter Álex de la Iglesia and actress and producer Carolina Bang. Employing approximately 40 individuals, the company specializes in entertainment content rights, focusing on genre-focused storytelling, particularly youth-skewing content with an emphasis on fantasy, psychological thrillers, and dark comedy-horror. In April 2022, the company partnered with Banijay Iberia, integrating into the global conglomerate Banijay Entertainment while maintaining its creative leadership. It also expanded its international co-development footprint by signing a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with South Korea's EO Contents Group. Its intellectual property includes the horror series 30 Coins (30 Monedas) for HBO Max, the thriller series 1992 for Netflix, the sports comedy Headless Chickens (Pollos sin cabeza), the Amazon Prime film My Fault (Culpa mía), and feature films such as Shrew's Nest (Musarañas), The Bar (El Bar), Skins (Pieles), and La Pietà.
On October 1, 2026, a Banijay producer discussed the initial challenges of developing Mercedes Ron’s ‘Fault’ franchise, during the sixth edition of Iberseries & Platino Industria in Madrid. This follows news from September 10, 2026, when Banijay's Pokeepsie Films and Amazon Prime Video affirmed their ongoing collaboration to expand the "House of Ron," the audiovisual empire of bestselling YA romance author Mercedes Ron. The film adaptations of Ron's Culpables romance trilogy—"Culpa Mía," "Culpa Tuya," and "Culpa Nuestra"—became Prime Video's most-watched Spanish and international original, collectively achieving 100 million views worldwide by summer, with the partnership also encompassing the streamer’s new YA romantic thriller ‘Drawn Together’.
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