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In this digital edition of the TV Drama Festival agenda, you will find the full daily program, speaker biographies and descriptions of the shows that will be premiering on our Screenings Day on June 30.

Leading Banijay Rights’ drama highlights, Stonehouse tells the true story of disgraced Labour minister John Stonehouse.

The June digital edition of TV Drama is now available, including a behind-the-scenes look at The Midwich Cuckoos.

Banijay Rights’ Cathy Payne, All3Media International’s Louise Pedersen, Entertainment One’s Stuart Baxter and ITV Studios Global Entertainment’s Ruth Berry will weigh in on commissioning and financing trends in British drama during the TV Drama Festival, which you can register for here.

The TV Drama Festival, which you can register for here, will feature a session on the evolution of co-productions that includes Dynamic Television’s Daniel March, ZDF Studios’ Robert Franke and LEONINE Studios’ Caroline Kusser.

Keynotes slated for the TV Drama Festival, which you can register for here, include Howard Gordon, Juan José Campanella, Neil Dudgeon, Viaplay Group’s Filippa Wallestam, Robert and Michelle King, Banijay’s Lars Blomgren, Kudos’ Karen Wilson, Walter Presents’ Walter Iuzzolino, Lionsgate’s Sandra Stern and more.

Miranda Kwok, creator and executive producer of the U.S. adaptation of The Cleaning Lady, is slated to take part in the TV Drama Festival, which you can register for here.

Filippa Wallestam, executive VP and chief content officer at Viaplay Group, is among the speakers for the TV Drama Festival, which you can register for here.

Actor Neil Dudgeon, who has starred in such series as Midsomer Murders, is on the roster for the TV Drama Festival, which you can register for here.

Argentinean film, TV and theater director, screenwriter, producer and editor Juan José Campanella is set to take part in the TV Drama Festival, which runs from June 28 to 29. You can register for free here.