World Screen

NASA chief engineer and futurist Jon Cowart takes viewers into the future in Cosmic Futurist from the catalog of LGI Media, which has rebranded from Looking Glass International.

At MIPCOM, Smithsonian Channel is set to showcase Britain in Colour, a three-parter that follows the America in Color series and aims to bring the country’s history to life.

An investigative journalist spent two years researching to uncover the truth of a 45-year-old cold case involving two slain children for the Encore International title The Last Night.

Terra Mater Factual Studios is showcasing Escobar’s Hippos, about the nearly 100 offspring of the hippos that the drug kingpin imported in the ’80s—which are currently occupying Colombia—and the ecological timebomb they’ve created.

Mixing animation and wildlife images, the Albatross World Sales title Beasts and Witches debunks long-held beliefs about animals, exploring the fairytales about their magical abilities that have frightened people for centuries.

The Real Prime Suspect—which is available at MIPCOM from Orange Smarty—reexamines some of the most intriguing British and American murder cases.

Very Scary People, on offer from Rive Gauche Television (RGTV) at MIPCOM, follows the twisted lives of some of the most frightening criminals in recent history.

How Did They Build That?, one of TCB Media Rights’ slate highlights for MIPCOM, introduces viewers to some of the world’s most audacious engineering projects as well as the designers and architects behind them.

BriteSpark Films has been commissioned for three new programs on Channel 5—The World’s Most Scenic Railway Journeys, How to Stop Your Nuisance Calls and a sixth season of Nightmare Tenants, Slum Landlords—all of which are represented by TCB Media Rights.

CLPB Rights is launching at MIPCOM the sales for History’s Greatest Lies’ third season as well as presales for its fourth installment.