World Screen

GRB Studios has been rolling out the TV movies from TV One in the U.S., including Girlfriends’ Getaway, which is among the selections in the TV Movies Screenings Festival.

Just over a year since its launch, Vanessa Shapiro’s Nicely Entertainment has amassed a significant TV movie slate, showcasing three properties in the TV Movies Screenings Festival: 10 Steps to Love, Wedding Cake Dreams and A Christmas Family Reunion.

MISTCO has a trove of Turkish features in the TV Movies Screenings Festival, with Aysegul Tuzun, managing director, highlighting Tabula Rosa, The Apartment of Hope, Rafadan: Gobeklitepe and A Fish in the Water.

Candlelight Media Group is looking to serve all corners of the market with its slate of romance, holiday, action and thriller titles showcased in the TV Movies Screenings Festival.

From Austria, ORF-Enterprise is showcasing the “clever thriller” In the Shadow of Fear, says Armin Luttenberger, head of content sales international, the period drama Secret in the Mountain and the popular Tatort franchise in the TV Movies Screenings Festival.

Crown Media International Distribution distributes the popular Hallmark Channel movies and is showcasing in the TV Movies Screenings Festival a slate that includes the rom-coms It Was Always You and Mix Up in the Mediterranean, the holiday features A Timeless Christmas and One Royal Holiday and the thriller Mystery 101: Killer Timing.

Bavaria Media International’s selections in the TV Movies Screenings Festival include the sci-fi thriller Exit—#1nfin1ty, set in 2047, which Carlos Hertel, the company’s director of international sales, refers to as a “tightly-wound near-future thriller with a long list of virtual and digital ingredients.”

At the TV Movies Screenings Festival, Incendo is showcasing its extensive Rom Com Collection, which “represents a remarkable commitment to our broadcast partners around the world,” says Gavin Reardon, who heads up international sales and co-productions at the company.

Artist View Entertainment is highlighting a diverse slate at the TV Movies Screenings Festival, including Saving Paradise, which Scott J. Jones, the president of the company, refers to as an “inspirational” tale that “deals with the struggles and reality of what so many people are dealing with in today’s economic world.”

Gene George’s Tesera Entertainment has a stable of TV movies to offer the global buying community, with A Mother’s Secret and Christmas Together among the selections in the TV Movies Screenings Festival.