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Orange Smarty Distribution’s catalog features over 2,000 hours of factual content, and the company plans to launch 180 hours of new programming for MIPTV.

Ahead of MIPTV, Passion Distribution has unveiled a slate of new formats and documentaries to go alongside returning franchises.

The NHK Enterprises slate features the one-off documentary Not Yet There, following a year in the life of renowned chef Ishihara Hitoshi, who works at the Michelin-starred Mizai kaiseki restaurant.

Content LA has added to its roster of speakers the Amazon Studios executives Lauren Anderson, Chris Castallo and Jenny Falkoff, who will outline the studio’s unscripted content strategy.

PBS International has sold Ken Burns’ latest documentary, The U.S. and the Holocaust, into Europe, Latin America, Australia and Israel.

BBC Factual has revealed the new one-hour doc Attenborough and the Giant Sea Monster (w.t.), made by BBC Studios Natural History Unit and co-produced by PBS and the WNET Group.

On offer from Albatross World Sales, Cactus Hotel tells the story of one old cactus with its wild tourists, quirky residential communities and long-term tenants who manage to make this seemingly prickly cactus fortress their home.

Five FAST channels from the documentary streaming service MagellanTV have launched on Sling Freestream across the U.S.

Prime Video has acquired the rights to Wild Isles, a nature documentary series narrated by Sir David Attenborough.

Project Brazen and XTR have signed a co-production deal to develop the podcast The Sound: Mystery of Havana Syndrome as an investigative documentary series.