World Screen

CANNES: The biopic Mata Hari marks Star Media’s first production for the global market with original English dialogue.

CANNES: Ten years after starring together in 1001 Nights, the Turkish actors Halit Ergenç and Bergüzar Korel are teaming up for Wounded Love, a new drama that Kanal D is presenting.

CANNES: The action-adventure drama MacGyver recently premiered on CBS’s fall schedule and, thanks to CBS Studios International (CBSSI), international buyers can license this reimagining of an ’80s classic for their local territories.

SYDNEY: Escapade Media is heading to MIPCOM with a portfolio of drama series that includes The Art of Killing.

CANNES: The TV Drama MIPCOM Preview provides you with a number of useful services in one location, including links to the digital editions of TV Drama, TV Drama Guide and TV Listings.

CANNES: The U.K. crime drama The Level, which is being presented by DRG, centers on a young female detective who returns to her hometown with a dark secret.

Almost a decade since The Killing took the world by storm, Jane Marlow spotlights new developments in Scandinavian drama.

CANNES: ATV lists the drama series Orphan Flowers among its best-selling titles and is looking to shore up further sales during MIPCOM.

CANNES: Leo Tolstoy’s classic story Anna Karenina is retold by renowned Russian director Karen Shakhnazarov in the eight-part series of the same name from Russia Television and Radio.

CANNES: There are two new miniseries, Charité and Fangar-Prisoners, leading off Global Screen’s highlights.