Tentpole Distribution
Drama intellectual property holding and worldwide licensing for broadcasters, platforms and distributors
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Tentpole Distribution
Tentpole Distribution holds drama intellectual property, including the titles Arafta and Kuma, and licenses it internationally. Screeners, dubbed versions and territory materials are available to buyers.
Its customers are broadcasters, platforms and distributors seeking licensing rights. Tentpole is the dedicated IP arm of GoQuest Media, an India-based drama studio.
TENTPOLE DISTRIBUTION LTD was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Stanmore, United Kingdom. Its listed catalogue includes Turkish dramas Arafta and Kuma.
Product: Holds and licenses drama IP internationally, with screeners, dubbed versions and territory materials for buyers.
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