Tag Archives: Banijay Rights

Banijay Rights has licensed the International Emmy-nominated Israeli dramedy Fifty to the French and German broadcaster ARTE.

Banijay Rights has inked a deal with BBC Four for the Swedish true-crime drama series The Hunt for a Killer, produced by Yellow Bird.

Banijay Rights has licensed the crime drama Viewpoint to public broadcasters across the Nordics, as well as to ABC in Australia.

Banijay Rights has licensed the second season of the Israeli vampire drama Juda to Hulu in the U.S.

Banijay Rights has licensed the Swedish crime thriller Bäckström to AMC Networks in the U.K., Canada and U.S. for its Acorn TV streaming service.

Banijay Rights has landed a deal with HBO Max for the four-hour drama series Adult Material, originally produced by Fifty Fathoms for Channel 4.

Banijay Rights' Matt Creasey tells World Screen Newsflash about the combined group’s “unprecedented” lineup for this fall and weighs in on distribution trends and making an impact in the competitive scripted space.

The BBC has commissioned John Preston, the author of A Very English Scandal, to pen a three-part miniseries about a British MP who famously faked his own death, with Banijay Rights set to distribute.

As part of our new TV Drama In-Demand reports, we're highlighting hot properties in crime: Banijay Rights' The Hunt for a Killer, ZDF Enterprises' Standing Tall, Dori Media International's Dumb and Nippon TV's Your Turn to Kill.

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.