Project Detail

Milan, 2026 : Right Place Right Time

Milan, 2026 : Right Place Right Time

Synopsis

Milan, 2026 – Right Place Right Time follows the untold human stories behind the Winter Olympics, capturing fleeting moments of triumph, struggle, and serendipity. Through the eyes of athletes, spectators, and creators, the film explores how being in the right place at the right time can transform ordinary moments into extraordinary experiences, revealing the cultural, emotional, and personal dimensions of one of the world’s largest sporting events.

Details

Year
2026
Type of project
TV / Episodic
Running time
60 min
Format
MP4
Director
Devika Shallivan 1st Feature
Producer
Devika Shallivan

Categories

Production Status

Production Company

Global Sense Production

Devika Shallivan
Department 10
372 Old St
London
EC1V 9LT

Sales Company

Global Sense Production

Devika Shallivan
Department 10
372 Old St
London
EC1V 9LT

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