World Screen's inaugural TV Real Screenings Festival, launching June 14, will shine a light on everything from lush wildlife specials to factual-entertainment series about the wonders of the world, lifestyle fare, true-crime investigations and hard-hitting current-affairs docs. 

The 2x1-hour docuseries COVID America, from Boat Rocker Studios, uncovers how everyday Americans are dealing with the pandemic and the new structure of our lives.

The Terra Mater Factual Studios highlight Critical Kingdoms: Stories of Hope showcases individuals and organizations that have gone to great lengths to restore the Earth.

From Ken Burns and Lynn Novick, the PBS International highlight Hemingway delivers a portrait of the esteemed writer that delves into his complicated existence.

Paul Heaney and Dina Subhani, the founders of TCB Media Rights, opened the distribution and co-production outfit BossaNova late last year, and MIPTV marks the company’s first market.

Disaster Déjà Vu on Rive Gauche’s MIPTV slate sees history repeat itself as it showcases cities that have been hit by devastating disasters both in historical and modern times.

Assembly Required, distributed by A+E Networks, takes place in the workshops of everyday DIYers, who compete against each other for a cash prize.

ARTE Distribution is showcasing the second season of Dates That Made History.

The ten-part docuseries Plane Crash Recreated, from SWR Media in association with Dash and Off the Fence, is among the featured titles in Off the Fence’s MIPTV catalog.

Currently gearing up for its second season, the GRB Studios highlight Death Walker follows Nick Groff as he theorizes and investigates the origins of some of the most notorious hauntings in America, redefining our understanding of the paranormal.