THE MONKEY (TV SERIES)

AS. LABYRINTH PRODUCTIONS - as PROD

Comedy - Development 2024

Sarah, a journalist, is investigating to uncover the true identity of "The Monkey," an enigmatic street art icon. From Paris to Tokyo, she follows the clues left on every mural and graffiti. Her urban treasure hunt takes her deep into the heart of underground culture.

    • Year of production
    • 2024
    • Genres
    • Comedy, Art - Culture, TV Series
    • Countries
    • FRANCE
    • Languages
    • ENGLISH, FRENCH
    • Budget
    • 5 - 10 M$
    • Duration
    • 44 mn
    • Synopsis
    • “The Monkey” is a six-episode series, each 42 minutes long, following the adventures of Sarah Page, a determined and passionate journalist, on her quest to unravel the mystery of an elusive street artist known as The Monkey. The story unfolds in iconic cities around the world, each destination bringing new revelations about art, freedom, and the true meaning of artistic anonymity.

      Throughout the series, Sarah immerses herself in the world of street art, discovering provocative, mysterious, and meaningful works. Each mural conceals a cryptic message, revealing clues about the next location she should visit. She is guided by enigmatic encounters with street artists and intriguing characters who assist in her quest.

      As Sarah chases Banksy through Paris, London, Berlin, New York, and Tokyo, she realizes that the mystery surrounding the artist’s identity is also a deep exploration of the meaning of art itself. She comes to understand that The Monkey’s anonymity is not merely a media stratagem.

      The series not only explores urban art and its societal implications but also delves into the history and culture of each city visited. Each episode unveils a new chapter in Banksy’s story, as well as Sarah’s reflections and personal growth. Her journey confronts her with moral dilemmas and powerful adversaries, but also unexpected allies.

      At the end of this thrilling adventure, Sarah realizes that art transcends the boundaries of identity and that its true impact lies in the messages it conveys. “The Monkey” offers a profound reflection on the nature of art, freedom of expression, and the power of anonymity, all wrapped in a gripping narrative that keeps viewers on the edge of their seats until the final scene.