The story that gave rise to the so famous pirate site The Pirate Bay will be told through a television series, which will be broadcast on the Swedish public channel SVT and where filming will begin next year.
The information came from the platform TorrentFreak, where he also revealed that the production will have the help of people close to the case and will have as screenwriter Piotr Marciniak and directed by Jens Sjögren, who was also responsible for the documentary 'I am Zlatan', by footballer Zlatan Ibrahimovic. Another interesting fact about this television adaptation is that it will not feature the arguments of the three founders of The Pirate Bay, namely Fredrik Neij, Peter Sunde and Gotffrid Svartholm.
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Still talking about the production of the series, founder Sunde said he is “flattered” with the project but also feels nervous. "It's an important story and I hope that if they go into production, they do it justice – and don't make me look like a fool.”, He stated.
It should be noted that despite being a content piracy site, many point to the The Pirate Bay as one of the main responsible for the emergence of streaming services such as Netflix or Spotify, noting that it was crucial for the entertainment industries to change their means of distribution.
