Microdrama Platform Inverted Acquires E.J. Joseph's Series 'Orevwa'
Originally published Jul 7, 2026
By Jesse Whittock · Deadline
AI-generated summary based on Deadline · Aggregated by Filmarian · Human-reviewed and approved on Jul 7, 2026
Key points
- Microdrama platform Inverted has acquired E.J. Joseph's series 'Orevwa' through a competitive bidding process.
- The series is directed by Sadè Sellers and follows a young Haitian man caring for his family.
- Producers Best Sellers Productions and K Station Media confirmed the acquisition.
Microdrama platform Inverted has acquired the rights to E.J. Joseph's vertical drama series 'Orevwa.' The deal was secured through a competitive bidding process, with producers Best Sellers Productions and K Station Media confirming the acquisition. The series, directed by Sadè Sellers, follows the story of a young Haitian man dedicated to caring for his family. Inverted, also known as Invered.Film, is known for its focus on short-form, high-quality storytelling. The acquisition highlights the platform's growing influence in the microdrama space.
Read the original story: Deadline — by Jesse Whittock