Martha is Dead is going to get a movie adaptation – That’s Gaming

In a groundbreaking collaboration, Italian game studio LKA, British publisher Wired Productions and Swedish film production company Studios Extraordinaires have announced an exclusive partnership for a feature film adaptation of the video game “Martha Is Dead.”

Set in the picturesque but war-torn landscape of Tuscany in 1944, “Martha Is Dead” weaves a chilling story against the backdrop of World War II. Players step into the shoes of Giulia, a young woman caught up in a chilling mystery following the death of her twin sister, Martha.

“Every element of ‘Martha Is Dead’ was created with extraordinary precision and care. The complexity of the story was meticulously planned, visualized and even designed with cinematic quality in mind,” said Luca Dalcò, founder and director of LKA, writer and designer of “Martha Is Dead.” “Bringing this to life as a film is a dream come true.”

Celebrated for its breathtaking detail and realism, “Martha Is Dead” has received rave reviews worldwide for its ability to blur the lines between reality, superstition and the tragedy of war in a compelling mystery that keeps players on the edge of their seats until the end of the game.

“The game’s compelling story and unique setting make it a perfect candidate for a film adaptation,” said Leo Zullo, general manager of Wired Productions. “We’re excited to join forces with Studios Extraordinaires to create a groundbreaking film experience, bringing together the art of gaming and filmmaking in an unprecedented way.”

The adaptation will be led by Studios Extraordinaires, a creative powerhouse of André Hedetoft and Andreas Troedsson that specializes in creating high-quality action, horror and sci-fi films based on original stories and extraordinary games.

“‘Martha Is Dead’ is a narrative masterpiece that masterfully weaves a mesmerizing murder mystery from the perspective of a young woman in a way that has never been done before,” said André and Andreas of Studios Extraordinaires. “We look forward to bringing this haunting story to life and offering fans and newcomers alike a cinematic tour de force, while staying true to the heartbreaking essence of the game.”

Currently in active development, the film adaptation of “Martha Is Dead” is being formed in close collaboration with Luca Dalcò, founder and director of LKA, and the creator of Martha Is Dead. André Hedetoft and Andreas Troedsson are attached to the feature film as co-directors. In addition to directing, André brings additional expertise as screenwriter writing the script, while Andreas Troedsson also assumes the role of cinematographer to ensure both a visually stunning and meticulously crafted adaptation.