Studio71 has partnered with Ample Entertainment to produce The Drive for Five, featuring racing legends Doug Herbert and George Poteet.

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Ghetto Kids (w.t.), telling the story of a Ugandan dance troupe, is set to be the debut documentary from Toy Green, founded by the team behind Films by Nomad.

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Entertainment One (eOne) has acquired the international distribution rights, excluding Australia and Scandinavia, for the three-part series The Black Hand, with Golden Globe and Emmy winner Anthony LaPaglia (Without a Trace).

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The Playboy Bunny Murders, an upcoming true-crime series for ITVX, will see journalist and filmmaker Marcel Theroux investigate a slew of murders that have remained unsolved since the 1970s.

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Our America: Mental State, a one-hour documentary examining the state of mental health in America, has debuted on Hulu and will air across the eight ABC Owned Television Stations through June 5.

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Prime Video has lined up 99, a docuseries about Manchester United’s treble-winning season in 1999 in which the team won the Premier League, FA Cup and UEFA Champions League across ten days.

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Big Wave Productions has been commissioned to produce The Man Who Loves Kelp (w.t.) as part of the BBC One strand Our Lives.

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Blue Ant Media’s Love Pets and Homeful FAST channels have been added to VIZIO WatchFree+ in the U.S.

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Distributors share one way they have achieved breaking through the overly saturated wildlife genre: offering focused, single-species programs.

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Unknown, a four-part documentary event from Story Syndicate that pushes the boundaries of knowledge through exploration, is slated to debut on Netflix on July 3.

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