Mansha Daswani

Silverlining Rights has closed a number of deals for Social Media Murders: The Murder of Olly Stephens, made by Angel Eye Media for ITVX.

Golden SixTONES, a new entertainment show from Nippon TV featuring the Japanese boy band, will be available on Netflix internationally on a catch-up basis.

Firecrest Films is making six true-crime documentaries for Prime Video in the U.K. and Ireland.

REELZ has launched its streaming service on Prime Video as an add-on subscription, delivering the hit policing series On Patrol: Live and a wealth of other content for $4.99 a month.

Historian and broadcaster David Olusoga has launched his own production company, Hillgate Films, securing a deal with BBC Studios.

Paul Heaney's BossaNova Media has announced deals for more than 95 hours of premium true-crime and history content across Europe, including The Killer Clown: Murder on the Doorstep.

Secret Nazi Science, produced for Go Button Media for Super Channel, is headed to National Geographic Channels for the U.K. and Ireland as part of a slate of new deals signed by Cineflix Rights.

NBCUniversal Telemundo Enterprises has launched the Caso Cerrado FAST channel, delivering 800-plus hours from the courtroom show.

Welcome to Wrexham is headed into a fifth season at FX, which has also revealed new details about Necaxa, from Eva Longoria in partnership with Rob McElhenney and Ryan Reynolds.

Esports World Cup: Level Up, a new series from R.J. Cutler about the inaugural edition of the esports competition, is headed to Prime Video next month.