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Armoza Formats, part of ITV Studios, has secured an agreement for a Russian adaptation of Street Justice.

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.

Tomorrow Studios, a partnership between Marty Adelstein and ITV Studios, has partnered with French producer Éric Rochant (The Bureau) for his U.S. television debut.

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.

Ana. The Game, a new international thriller series co-produced by ZDF Enterprises with RTVE, Tornasol and DeAPlaneta, has commenced shooting in Spain.

Entertainment 360, a joint venture between Management 360 and Media Rights Capital (MRC), has joined forces with Wheelhouse Entertainment’s Spoke Studios to develop a limited series about the life of professional golfer Tiger Woods.

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.

Executives from Fremantle, Banijay Rights, ZDF Enterprises and STUDIOCANAL participated in a video conference hosted by Anna Carugati, World Screen’s group editorial director, about the current state of the international drama business. The panel, titled Drama’s Brave New World, featured …