The historical drama The Conference<\/em>, which is presented as a feature, is about a meeting that was part of planning the Holocaust. \u201cThe film follows the protocol of this meeting,\u201d Weber explains. \u201cIt was shot at the original location at the Wannsee lake in Berlin and produced by Constantin Film for the 80th commemoration day of the conference.\u201d<\/p>\n The six-parter The Palace<\/em> (also known as Der Palast<\/em>) is a \u201clavish, highly entertaining period drama, richly shot at the world\u2019s biggest theater stage located in Berlin: the iconic Friedrichstadt-Palast,\u201d says Weber. Against this backdrop, in a divided Germany, two women are searching for their roots.<\/p>\n From the International Emmy Kids Award-winning creators of Nighthawks<\/em> and the producers of Team Chocolate <\/em>and Undercover<\/em>, 3Hz<\/em> provides entertainment for all the family. Told in two different timelines, the series \u201cfeatures highly original characters,\u201d says Weber.<\/p>\n Global Screen has been seeing an increased demand for high-end crime drama series as of late, particularly those with a solid narrative and strong emotions. \u201cA perfect example of this is our miniseries Dark Woods<\/em>,\u201d says Weber. \u201cInspired by real-life events, it has a storyline that spans over three decades, unfolding one of Germany\u2019s most gripping unsolved murder cases. A multiple German TV Award winner and Seoul International Drama Award nominee, this event series is a real international success,\u201d having notched up sales in North America, the U.K., France, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Australia, Japan, Eastern Europe, Latvia, Lithuania and India and the sub-continent.<\/p>\n A particular highlight for MIPTV, Recipes for Love and Murder<\/em> stars Maria Doyle Kennedy (Outlander<\/em>, The Tudors<\/em>) in a murder mystery series that \u201cRecipes for Love and Murder<\/em> is a unique and escapist premium crime light series,\u201d Weber says. \u201cThe combination of the stunning South African scenery and the warmth of the diverse range of characters makes for a wholly different crime drama experience, which really appealed to us.\u201d<\/p>\n The series features a mix of many in-demand elements, Weber adds. \u201cCrime and action continue to be extremely popular with audiences, of course. But right now, because of the recent global pandemic and current issues in Europe, there is an increasing demand for escapism\u2014series that can enchant viewers, taking them to places that are pleasant and aren\u2019t grueling to watch.\u201d<\/p>\n![\"***Image***\"](\"http:\/\/newsletters.worldscreen.com\/screenings\/img\/2022-03-25-Recipes_Love_Murder.jpg\")
Weber describes as \u201ccharming\u201d and \u201cquirky.\u201d The 10×45-minute series is based on the acclaimed novel Recipes for Love and Murder: A Tannie Maria Mystery<\/em> by best-selling South African author Sally Andrew.<\/p>\n