Mansha Daswani

MIPCOM delegates were treated to a range of high-profile drama screenings last week, the breadth of which speaks to how truly international the scripted business has become over the last few years.

Sophie Cookson and Ben Miles were in Cannes yesterday to promote The Trial of Christine Keeler, a six-part series on offer from Keshet International (KI) about the infamous "Profumo affair.”

Banijay Group’s Screentime New Zealand, which is behind the new drama series The Gulf, is producing a TV movie, Toke, for broadcast by MediaWorks Three in 2020.

Nordic Entertainment Group (NENT Group) has unveiled a new scripted original for its Viaplay service, Hammarvik, created by best-selling Swedish author Camilla Läckberg.

A new ten-episode spinoff of The Walking Dead from AMC Studios has been licensed to Amazon Prime for AsiaPac, the Middle East, Africa and Europe.

Mark Gatiss speaks about putting a new spin on Bram Stoker’s iconic character, his long-running collaboration with Moffat and what he misses most about playing Mycroft Holmes, Sherlock’s older, powerful brother, who may or may not actually be running the country.  

Rachel Griffiths talks about her latest project, the ABC Australia commission Total Control (also known as Black B*tch), which she co-created, executive produces and stars in.

We’ve seen quite a few real-life consequences from docs recently. This year, we got to see that happen in the scripted space too, in the aftermath of Netflix streaming When They See Us. Ava DuVernay’s moving, rage-inducing miniseries about the …

The showrunner talks about Line of Duty's new season, his creative process and keeping the award-winning World Productions show fresh year after year.

The creator talks about telling the Central Park Five’s harrowing stories in When They See Us and championing diverse voices in film and television.