Among the lead highlights that Electric Entertainment is presenting at ATF is Almost Paradise.

Among the ATF highlights from Viacom18/IndiaCast Media Distribution are Ram Siya Ke Luv Kush (Sons of Lord Ram & Sita), which charts the journey of Lord Ram and Goddess Sita through the lens of their sons, Luv and Kush.

Leading GMA Worldwide’s slate is Beautiful Justice, a drama that centers on three women who forge a bond after losing loved ones in a drug raid—they are training to become vigilantes and investigate the murders themselves.

A highlight for ATF, the Inter Medya drama Ramo follows a man ready to fight his friends and foes alike as he’s tested by his love for the daughter of his archnemesis.

The directors talk about how they managed to make the world of finance so approachable in Devils and the new opportunities that abound in the international drama landscape.

Burak Özçivit, known from such hits as Magnificent Century, takes on the role of Osman, the father of the great Ottoman Empire, in the ATV highlight The Ottoman.

The Killer Bride, on offer from ABS-CBN Corporation, is set in Las Espadas, a town that’s been haunted by the ghost of a murderous bride for years—most of its residents tell stories of encountering her still in her bloody wedding dress and veil.

Several costume dramas from One Life Studios’ catalog will be showcased at ATF, including Chandragupta Maurya, which follows a reluctant boy and an adamant teacher in their efforts to unite India against foreign invaders and King Dhananand.

Two of the lead offerings from Eccho Rights, Everywhere I Go and My Sweet Lie, are laced with themes of romance.

Calinos Entertainment is arriving at ATF with a trio of drama series about strong women who persevere through difficult personal and family issues: Forbidden Fruit, Woman and Our Story.