World Screen

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.

King Porus, an iconic ruler of ancient India, defends his motherland against Alexander the Great in One Life Studios’ Porus, the first Indian series licensed by Hulu Japan.

From the NBCUniversal International Distribution catalog, Cobra is an action-packed contemporary drama that follows the British government’s crisis team (COBRA) as they respond to an unfolding natural disaster.

GMA Worldwide is presenting Family Jewels, the story of five sisters who have the same father but different mothers, who are fighting for control of their father’s company.

A romantic thriller mystery, Bepannah (Beyond Boundaries) is among the lead titles that Viacom18/IndiaCast Media Distribution believes will resonate with buyers at DISCOP Johannesburg.

Calinos Entertainment is heading to DISCOP Johannesburg with The Girl Named Feriha, a drama that follows the life of the titular character who, after gaining admission to a private university, pretends she is wealthy as she falls in love with an affluent playboy.

James Richardson, co-creator and executive producer of the historical drama Britannia, talks about the story arc for season two and what viewers can expect from its new and returning characters.