World Screen

Set in the South Pole, members of a small team known as the Winterers die or go missing while conducting research—with only one survivor who can help uncover what happened to them—in The Mediapro Studio’s The Head.

These offerings, set to be available at MIPCOM, aim to deliver criminal intent and thrilling tales: ZDF Studios’ Top Dog, Dear Vivi and High Spirits and LEONINE Studios’ Troppo.

In the Lionsgate drama highlight Leopard Skin, a criminal gang fleeing a botched jewelry heist is forced to hide out in a beachside estate where two women live in seclusion.

The Ark, Electric Entertainment’s newest series, centers on a spacecraft that encounters a catastrophic event with more than a year left to reach its target planet.

ZDF Studios’ Robert Franke, Dynamic Television’s Daniel March and LEONINE Studios’ Caroline Kusser talk to World Screen Newsflash about how the co-production model has evolved.

Miranda Kwok talks to World Screen Newsflash about bringing marginalized voices to U.S. network television via her adaptation of The Cleaning Lady on FOX.

Banijay Rights’ Cathy Payne, All3Media International’s Louise Pedersen, Entertainment One’s Stuart Baxter and ITV Studios’ Ruth Berry weigh in on commissioning and financing trends in British drama.

The World Screen Premiere for the new detective drama Ridley, sold by All3Media International, is set for August 31 at 10 a.m. EDT.

Endemol Shine North America is developing an English-language version of the Swedish drama The Truth Will Out with Joe Berlinger.

Maria Doyle Kennedy speaks to World Screen Newsflash about Recipes for Love and Murder's colorful script and taking audiences away from darker tales of murder and crime.