World Screen

Headlining Gusto Worldwide Media’s ATF lineup is the food series Cook Like a Chef.

The Private Life of Sharks, on offer from ARTE Distribution, intends to challenge the preconceived idea that sharks are violent and blood-thirsty killing machines by revealing the lesser-known, gentler aspects of their nature.

Albatross World Sales’ Beasts and Witches tries to debunk some of the myths surrounding animals and looks at the real-life behavior of the species living among us.

Male-skewing factual series such as Ultimate Rides, which takes a look at the wild vehicles that car enthusiasts have built, lead TCB Media Rights’ ATF slate.

The strong demand for travel docs is being fueled by innovative concepts, technological advancements and some compelling personalities.

With a focus on wellness—a multibillion-dollar industry that is exponentially growing by the day—aQieve developed the 13-episode series LIFE by Laila.

Leading ABC Commercial’s factual slate at MIPCOM is the four-parter Wild Wars Australia, which highlights the killing strategies that are used by the creatures that have been shaped by the island continent’s challenging environment.

PBS International is highlighting Ken Burns’ nine-hour aptly-titled documentary Country Music, which tells the story of the genre from its beginnings to now, showcasing musicians such as the Carter Family, Hank Williams, Willie Nelson, Johnny Cash and many more.

The first slate highlight that TVF International is bringing to MIPCOM is Night Force, a BBC series that reveals the secret lives of night-shift workers and lifts the lid on what really happens in factories, bakeries, printers and warehouses while the rest of us are asleep.

The blue-chip wildlife series Mysterious Planet, which aims to unlock the mysteries behind some of the world’s most incredible species, is being offered to the global marketplace by Discovery Program Sales.