World Screen

World Screen is launching its first-ever TV Drama Festival, taking place on June 28 and 29 and featuring keynotes and panels with leading executives and creatives discussing the major trends in the business of scripted series today.

The catalog that The Mediapro Studio Distribution is presenting includes the second season of The Head, a murder mystery and survival thriller set in Antarctica produced by The Mediapro Studio (TMS).

ZDF Studios is highlighting the breadth of its extensive scripted slate in the TV Drama Screenings Festival, with highlights that include the brand-new three-parter Between Two Worlds, which is set in a small town in Germany in the 1950s.

Kanal D International is presenting the drama series Three Sisters, made by Süreç Film.

There are several new Turkish dramas in the mix in the TV Drama Screenings Festival, among them Global Agency’s The Game of My Destiny.

Inter Medya’s Aziz tells the story of a man whose fate is changed when he kills a French delegate’s son.

Three Sisters, a literary adaptation set at the end of the ’90s, leads Kanal D International’s TV Drama Screenings Festival selections.

Leading Bavaria Media International’s highlights, the mystery series Dark Lake sees city cop Valerie transfer with her 17-year-old son to Lac-Noir, a seemingly serene and secluded village in the forest.

MGM is showcasing Billy the Kid, billed as an epic romantic adventure about the legendary outlaw, in the TV Drama Screenings Festival.

Jacob Batalon (Spider-Man: No Way Home) stars in Cineflix Rights’ Reginald the Vampire as an unlikely hero who crashes into a world populated by beautiful, fit and vain vampires while navigating numerous obstacles in his new undead life.