World Screen

Intellecta has been working as a syndication partner of Star India for Indian drama series and movies for the last six years, and the company arrives at MIPCOM with the newest season of Strange Love.

Billed as a Cold War Romeo and Juliet tale, The Weissensee Saga is on offer from Global Screen.

The streaming VOD service Walter Presents is teaming up with Foxtel to bring its collection of foreign-language dramas to Australian audiences.

A law-abiding Australian discovers she’s living in New York illegally and must make a life for herself while trying to avoid being deported in the brand-new drama series Undocumented, from Escapade Media.

The love story in Caracol Internacional's One Way Out features Andrés and Juliana, who meet in a dangerous neighborhood in the Bronx and will try to escape from the hands of drug dealers and criminals.

The two key launches for Calinos Entertainment at MIPCOM are Our Story and Woman.

One of ABS-CBN’s biggest series to air this year, La Luna Sangre marks the third installment in an epic saga involving werewolves and vampires.

Star Media is presenting two docudramas that shed light on the events leading up to the Russian Revolution, which marks its 100th anniversary this year.

The Stan original Romper Stomper, on offer from DCD Rights, picks up on the prescient themes and story of Geoffrey Wright’s 1992 classic film.

The World Premiere TV Screening of Britannia will take place at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, October 16, in the Grand Auditorium at MIPCOM, alongside a Q&A with writer Jez Butterworth and stars David Morrissey, Nikolaj Lie Kaas and Eleanor Worthington-Cox, moderated by World Screen’s Anna Carugati.