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Devenez coproducteurs et découvrez le monde passionnant du cinéma et de la télévison.

Share the pleasure of filmmaking while enjoying generous remuneration. ADLIB Productions offers you the opportunity to participate in the production of an original TV series via BeeBonds.
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The Concept

A TV SERIES OF 8 EPISODES OF 26 MINUTES EACH

Imaginary and anachronistic encounters between Freud and the geniuses he admired or envied.

Between confrontation and reconciliation, between aggression and complicity, Freud's dreams allow for narrative fluidity and freedom of tone.

Synopsis

A series of unique imaginary encounters between Sigmund Freud and history's greatest geniuses. In his Viennese study, through his dreams, the father of psychoanalysis converses with legendary figures:

  • Beethoven, the tormented genius of music
  • Napoleon, the visionary emperor
  • Victor Hugo, the master of literature
  • And other exceptional encounters...

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Financing conditions

Maximum investment
1 €
Duration
0 month
Gross interest rate
0 % per year
After 24 months
Bonus 0 %
on worldwide sales of the

A unique experience for INVESTORS

In addition to remuneration based on a gross annual interest rate, investors will be able to benefit from the following quid pro quos.

Prize draw to attend the filming in Rome
Exclusive invitations to previews in Brussels in the presence of the team
Privileged access to production news
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Warning

Promotional communication Investing in a crowdfunding project involves a number of risks risksThis includes the risk of total or partial loss of the capital invested. Return on investment is not guaranteed. Participatory finance services are not covered by the deposit guarantee scheme established in accordance with Directive 2014/49/EU and that securities or instruments admitted for participatory finance purposes acquired through their participatory finance platform are not covered by the investor compensation scheme established in accordance with Directive 97/9/EC. Uninformed investors have a pre-contractual cooling-off period of 4 calendar days during which they may withdraw their investment offer at any time simply by sending an e-mail. Before investing, please read the key investment information sheet. For individuals resident in Belgium for tax purposes, interest income is subject to a withholding tax of 30%.
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The purpose of the financing

The amount of the bond issue is in addition to the development costs (writing and directing contracts) already committed and partially financed by equity.

Production costs are covered by 3 European co-producers:  25% for France, 50% for Italy (filming location) and 25% for Polandwhich have optimised their TV sales, their respective Tax shelters and institutional funding such as the CNC (Centre National du Cinéma) and the Ministry of Culture, where portraits of illustrious men and women are encouraged.

The cast

Confirmed and prospective actors

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Tcheky Karyo
Role: Sigmeud Freud
A bald man with a gentle smile stands inside, near a window. He is wearing a dark jacket over a patterned shirt.
Michel Jonasz
Role: Ludwig van Beethoven
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Jeremy Irons
Role: Julius Caesar
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Elsa Zylberstein
Role: Sarah Berhnardt
A smiling man with short hair and a beard, wearing a brown shirt, stands outside with a blurred green leafy background.
Matthieu Kassowitz
Role: Nicolas Copernicus
An elderly man with a white beard and moustache sits next to a wooden table with books, dressed in a black suit and white shirt, holding a hand to his head.
François Berléand
Role: Victor Hugo
A man with curly brown hair and a beard is wearing a dark suit jacket. He looks directly at the camera with a neutral expression, standing in a softly lit interior.
Elio Germano
Role: Franz Kafka
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Hyppolyte Girardot
Role: Carl Gustav Jung

THE DIRECTORS

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Gérard Corbiau
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Fanny Ardant
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Mathilda May
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Bruno Chiche
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Jan Kidawa
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Giacomo Battiato
A woman with long blonde hair and a neutral expression stands outside, against a blurred background of people and mountains.
Amanda Sthers
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Laura Morante

Practical information

8 episodes of 26' each
Location: Rome
Shooting date: June-July 2025
European co-production
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Artists' testimonials

"Music opens the door to dreams, it opens the door to poetry. In the Beethoven episode, music will accompany all the discussions, adding that extra dimension that makes you dream."
- Michel Jonasz
Actor
"I'm very happy and very proud to be able to play Beethoven in this imaginary encounter with Freud. It's an original idea that's very well documented, an exciting mix of reality and fiction."
- Gérard Corbiau
Actor, Episode Beethoven

Project sponsor

ADlib Productions, an experienced team

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André Djaoui
Chairman and founder of ADLIB Productions
A seasoned producer who has worked with some of Europe's greatest directors, including Robert Enrico, Alain Resnais, Ettore Scola, Peter Greenaway, Philippe de Broca and Federico Fellini.
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Hugues Oosterbosch
Co-founder and Chief Financial Officer
An expert in hedge fund management and a graduate of HEC Liège, he ensures rigorous and professional management of the project.
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Prof. Michael Gad Wolkowicz
Psychoanalyst (GHU Paris Sud-Orsay, Tel Aviv University, Glasgow University, Institut Élie Wiesel, Schibboleth).
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This project is part of BeeBonds' partnership with the United Fund for Belgium (UFB), a non-profit organisation fighting against social exclusion in Belgium. 

BeeBonds will donate a portion of its fees to UFB for each new investor participating in this campaign.

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FAQ

This is the first time that BeeBonds, a renowned property financing platform, has opened its doors to a major audiovisual project. This innovation allows everyone to become a co-producer of a prestigious European series.

Investments start at €100. Simply register on the BeeBonds platform to access the full offer at launch. You can receive full details by subscribing to our newsletter.

As well as an attractive financial return, you'll benefit from exclusive advantages: invitations to previews in Brussels, the chance to attend filming in Rome (prize draw), and privileged access to production news.

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