Kristin Brzoznowski

Walter Presents has signed a two-year deal with the Russian SVOD service Start, part of the Yellow, Black and White Group (YBW), to make its curated selection of international drama available to local audiences.

Netflix’s original family drama Ozark will return for a fourth and final season, released in two parts.

UKTV has licensed Why Women Kill, from Marc Cherry (Desperate Housewives), for its crime drama channel Alibi.

The drama David Makes Man, created by Academy Award-winning screenwriter and Tony Award-nominated playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney (Moonlight), is headed to HBO Max, where its first season will begin streaming as of July 16.

Apple has partnered with Dori Media Group in association with HOT in Israel to produce Losing Alice, a neo-noir psychological thriller.

The new scripted Netflix limited series Colin in Black & White will chart the adolescent life of athlete and activist Colin Kaepernick, with the football quarterback producing alongside Ava DuVernay.

Applause Entertainment is developing the original, multi-season series Seeker with partners Gurinder Chadha and Sunder Aaron and in collaboration with Bend It Films & TV and Locomotive Global.

GMA Network has today launched a new digital TV channel, Heart of Asia, providing K-drama titles alongside Asianovela series.

Following on the success of Hulu’s adaptation of Sally Rooney’s Normal People, the streamer is going straight to series with the author’s debut novel, Conversations with Friends.

Fremantle, Passenger and Revolution Films are collaborating on a drama series about an extraordinary period in the life of U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson, his government and his country: the coronavirus pandemic.