World Screen

Thunderbird Entertainment’s Kim’s Convenience, a comedy co-created by Korean playwright Ins Choi and based on his life and family, is heading into its fifth season.

The digital edition of World Screen—featuring a special report on the state of scripted, as well as interviews with Audra McDonald, Dick Wolf, TF1’s Gilles Pélisson, ViacomCBS’s David Nevins and much more—is now available. You can also access the digital editions of TV Kids, TV Drama, TV Real, TV Latina and TV Listings.

The online content marketplace Vuulr has a catalog of more than 30,000 titles from 120 countries and across 60 genres.

The digital editions of the 2021-22 TV Kids Guide and TV Drama Guide are now available.

The September digital editions of World Screen and TV Kids include embedded videos, links to our market-leading video portal, WorldScreenings.com, and more in an elegant, user-friendly design targeted to on-the-go reading.

Girls Planet 999, a new talent contest that launched on Mnet in South Korea last month, picked up the most followers on Instagram of all the new series that made their debut in August, according to The WIT.

The World Screen app is now updated for August, delivering program listings, news and a range of resources.

Watch clips and access detailed information on numerous shows by visiting our video portal's dedicated August 2021 Screening Rooms.

The August digital editions of World Screen, TV Drama and TV Listings include embedded videos, links to our market-leading video portal, WorldScreenings.com, and more in an elegant, user-friendly design targeted to on-the-go reading.

Across the Nordic territories, pubcasters, commercial networks and streamers—global, regional and local—are setting new trends in drama and entertainment, and that innovation takes center stage in World Screen’s inaugural Nordic TV Festival.