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La Principessa Ribelle is our flagship AI-hybrid six-part animated documentary limited series based on Zeynep Oral’s book. Using AI for scripting, episode structuring and painterly 2D visual development, we tell the story of Cristina Trivulzio Belgiojoso — Italian revolutionary whose life bridged Milan, Paris and the mountains of Anatolia — with a distinctive Turkish-Italian historical perspective. Adaptation rights granted to Emre and Kerem Oral.
Positioned for international platforms and festivals, this project demonstrates our model: AI accelerates creation while we retain rights and structure co-production deals that deliver ownership or revenue share in the final digital series.

The Rebel Princess
Cristina Trivulzio Belgiojoso · 1808 – 1871
She financed Italy's revolution. She hosted Liszt and Balzac. She commanded troops on the barricades of Rome. Then she disappeared into the mountains of Anatolia — and nobody told that story. Until now..
Cristina Trivulzio Belgiojoso was born in Milan in 1808 as the wealthiest heiress in Italy. By 30 she had been tried for treason by Austria, fled to Paris penniless, and built the most celebrated intellectual salon in Europe. Balzac sat in her drawing room. Liszt played his most famous duel at her invitation. She financed the Italian independence movement from exile and commanded her own regiment of volunteers in the revolution of 1848.
Then, after the revolution failed, she did something no one expected: she walked away from Europe entirely and built a farm in Anatolia, Turkey — where she spent five extraordinary years teaching village children, writing about Ottoman women, and living in chosen solitude.
History books gave her a footnote. Sky Arte gave her three minutes. In 2021, Milan finally gave her a statue — 150 years after her death.
Turkish journalist and author Zeynep Oral went looking for her farm in Safranbolu. She found it. She wrote the book. Her sons are making the series.

PROTAGONIST · 1808–1871
The richest heiress in Italy. Revolutionary. Salon hostess. Newspaper founder. Field nurse. Commander. Farmer. Writer. She was all of these — in one life..

HUSBAND · MILAN 1824
Handsome, reckless, unfaithful — and a genuine patriot. Their marriage was a contradiction that lasted a lifetime. He is the mirror that explains her choices.

AMERICAN JOURNALIST · ROME 1849
"I never knew what heroism was before I saw this woman." America's first great female journalist, writing from the revolutionary hospitals of Rome.

PARIS · MARCH 31, 1837
The most famous piano duel in history took place in Cristina's salon. Her verdict — that Liszt was unique — is still quoted in musicology today..
The Richest Girl in Milan
Milan, 1808–1833. Birth, marriage, betrayal, and first acts of revolution. A woman who could have had everything — and chose something else entirely.
The Nights of Paris
Paris, 1833–1848. The salon. The secrets. The piano duel of the century. Cristina builds the most powerful intellectual network in Europe — and uses it for revolution..
1848 — The Time Had Come
Milan and Rome, 1848–1849. She charters a ship, raises 200 volunteers, and goes home to fight. When Rome falls, she builds the hospitals. When it all collapses, she chooses a new direction.
Flight Toward the East
Istanbul and Anatolia, 1849–1850. The Ottoman Empire refuses to extradite Europe's revolutionaries. Cristina takes the route east — and goes further than anyone expected.
The Princess in Anatolia
Kastamonu, 1850–1855. The episode no one has ever made. Five years of farm work, village schools, Ottoman women's stories, and the book that emerged from all of it. This is the chapter Zeynep Oral found.
The Legacy — The Return
Milan, 1856–2021. Return, last writings, death, and 150 years of forgetting. Then a statue. Then a Turkish journalist with a book. Then this series.

CRISTINA TRIVULZIO BELGIOJOSO — 1866
Full pitch deck, episode screenplays, character art portfolio, and visual bible available on request. Trailer in production.
Produced by Emre Oral & Kerem Oral · London, 2026 · Based on the book by Zeynep Oral
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