Trio nab Gaul's export kudos

Olivier Marchal's dark-edged crime drama "Braquo," three dimensional toon skein "The Small Prince" and documentary "Gaddafi: Good Enemy" nabbed the very best export kudos at Monday night's 18th French Film and television Producers Assn. (Procirep) Honours. The export nods, passed out by promo org TV France Intl., selected programs that offered in most major areas and gained top rankings. Braquo," co-composed and co-directed by Marchal, was created by Capa Drama and repped by Zodiak Privileges. The show was acquired in Canada (eOne), Italia (Fox Intl. Funnel, RAI Cinema), U.K. (Fox), Scandinavia (Scanbox) and South america (GloboSat). Commissioned by paybox Canal Plus, "Braquo" activates four cops inside a gang-busting unit to avenge the dying of the squad leader. The 2nd season, composed by Abdel Raouf Dafri and co-created by Marchal, presently airs on Canal Plus. "The Small Prince" was created by Aton Soumache's Method Animation and repped by Philippe and Guillaume Soutter's PGS Entertainment in worldwide marketplaces. The animated series, according to Antoine p Saint-Exupery's best-selling novella, was grabbed up in Germany (WDR), Australia (ABC), Canada (Understanding Network, Tl-Qubec), The country (Disney), Italia (RAI) and Russia (Funnel 1), among other areas. "Gaddafi," helmed by Antoine Vitkine and created by Illegitime Defense and L'ensemble des Films du Cabestan, represents Muammar Gaddafi's 42-year reign in Libya and the relations with political leaders in Western nations. It had been acquired in Germany (ZDF), Australia (SBS), Austria (ORF), Canada (CBC), The country (EITB, TV3), Japan (NHK) and Norwegian (NRK). "Braquo's" first season had 15.8 million audiences while, from March. 2009 to November. 2011 "The Small Prince" came an overall total of 13.six million audiences worldwide while "Gaddafi" attracted 10.8 million fans. Vivement Lundi required Procirep's animation producer plaudit. Cpmpany created "Specky Four-Eyes," among 10 animated shorts fighting to have an Oscar. Camera Lucida and Scarlett Prods. required Procirep's docu and fiction drama producer nods, correspondingly. Camera Lucida's credits include "Chernobyl: An All Natural History" for Franco-German internet Arte. Scarlett created "Kaboul Kitchen" for Canal Plus. Contact Variety Staff at news@variety.com