Kristin Brzoznowski

ICS Nordic is working on a 3x30-minute documentary series and 90-minute feature doc about Maila Nurmi, the American actress best known for creating the camp 1950s character Vampira.

Cineflix Rights is launching its first suite of FAST channels, with more than 1,000 hours of content featured across the trio of offerings.

Filmmaker Michael Bay (the Transformers franchise, 13 Hours, Armageddon) has entered into a partnership with Investigation Discovery (ID) to executive produce a new true-crime docuseries.

Hulu has renewed The Kardashians for 20 additional episodes.

Sky has lined up the three-part series 7/7: Britain’s Day of Terror (w.t.) for Sky Documentaries and NOW in 2025 to coincide with the 20th anniversary of the bombings.

The BBC has made two new factual commissions, announced at Wales Screen Summit, both produced out of Cardiff and made by South Shore.

The CBS AMC Networks UK Channels Partnership has brought the FAST channel True Crime UK from CBS Reality to Amazon Freevee and Rakuten TV.

Orange Smarty has brought together international partners to finance the new history/mystery documentary series Cursed Treasures from Welsh indie Monster Films.

Doc specialist October Films has appointed Mohammed Adnan as its head of development for the U.S., based in New York City.

Paramount+ has ordered Mafia Spies from CreativeChaos, Danny Strong Productions and Matt Jackson Productions.