Kudos to remake 'Real Humans'

LONDON -- U.K. shingle Kudos Film and tv would be to create a remake of the items it hopes is going to be another high-profile Scandinavian TV drama, Swedish sci-fi skein "Real Humans." Both format and worldwide privileges to "Real Humans," created in Sweden by Sveriges Television (SVT) and Matador Films, happen to be acquired by Shine, which is the owner of Kudos. The Ten-part "Real Humans" is because of bow on SVT at the begining of 2012. Story concentrates on a brand new generation of robots, so-known as "Hu-bots," so advanced it's nearly impossible to tell apart them from people. Produced and compiled by Lars Lundstrom, "Real Humans" is helmed by Harald Hamrell and Levan Akin. Professional producers are Stefan Baron, mind of drama at SVT, and Henrik Widman, controlling director of Matador Films. The Kudos re-make is going to be co-created with Matador Films. SVT is co-producers from the "Millennium" trilogy, one of many recent Scandinavian dramas which have attracted focus on the region's talent for screen fiction. Others include "The Killing," produced by Danish pubcaster DR, along with a local version of "Wallander," created in Sweden for Yellow Bird and proven on SVT. Shine operates by Elisabeth Murdoch and was bought by News Corp. captured. Among its greatest hits is "MasterChef." Contact the range newsroom at news@variety.com