World Screen

BUENOS AIRES: Telefe’s police drama Story of a Clan has rolled out in Spain, where it airs on the Movistar+ network CANAL+ Series Xtra.

LONDON: BBC Two has acquired The People v. O.J. Simpson: American Crime Story, a limited series about the trial of the titular former NFL player, who was acquitted of murder in 1995.

BUENOS AIRES: Demons, a miniseries based on a classic novel by Fyodor Dostoevsky, is one of three new Russian titles that Smilehood Media is presenting next week at NATPE.

LONDON: Kiss Me First is a new six-part drama series written by Skins co-creator Bryan Elsley that is coming to E4 and Netflix.

TEL AVIV: A U.K. adaptation of the Keshet International comedic drama Loaded has been commissioned by Channel 4, with Hillbilly Television and Keshet UK to co-produce.

SÃO PAULO: Parts of Me, a telenovela about a lonely man who finds out he’s the father of seven kids, is a NATPE highlight for Brazil’s Globo.

BOGOTÁ: Caracol Internacional has placed the series Laura, an Extraordinary Life throughout Africa.

MUNICH: Global Screen has closed its first round of international sales for the 90-minute docudrama Albert & Hermann Goering, notching up deals in Benelux, Eastern Europe and the Baltics.

SANTA MONICA: Televisa USA is teaming up with Atalaya Productions to develop the English-language series Aztecs, which is based on Daniel Peters’ critically acclaimed book The Luck of Huemac.

ATLANTA: The African-American-targeted U.S. network Bounce TV is expanding into original drama series with the hour-long Saints & Sinners.