World Screen

Science and knowledge content is a key pillar in the ZDF Studios unscripted portfolio, with the company spotlighting three titles in this area in the TV Real Screenings Festival, including Naked—Sex and Gender.

The latest edition of the TV Real Screenings Festival, in time for Realscreen Summit, showcases 16 fantastic new and returning properties from across the factual landscape, including wildlife, true crime, factual entertainment and lifestyle.

Passion Distribution has on offer Dinosaur with Stephen Fry, fronted by the eponymous British actor, comedian and writer.

Autentic Distribution’s catalog features GRIP, a car magazine show.

Searching: Our Quest for Meaning in the Age of Science, based on a book by author and physicist Alan Lightman, leads APT Worldwide’s highlights.

Curiosity’s slate includes Planet Insect, which gives viewers an up-close look at the world’s insects.

Albatross World Sales has on offer Wolf—Wanderer Without Borders, which tells the story of how wolves came back to Eastern Europe after receiving legal protection.

The New Chicago Mob, a documentary series that explores the rise and fall of the Chicago mob, will be featured at MIPCOM by The Television Syndication Company (TVS).

Among Deutsche Welle’s highlights, Life, the Universe and Almost Everything has six new episodes available.

The four-part docuseries Con Girl, which tells the story of con woman Samantha Azzopardi, leads BossaNova Media’s highlights.