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Fuse is launching a programming block of food-themed originals starting October 13.

Discovery Plus, India’s first aggregated real-life entertainment streaming app, has added to its content portfolio with a collection of BBC Studios titles.

Discovery in the U.S. and Canal+ in France are among the broadcasters that have signed on for the new BBC One documentary 9/11: The Twenty-Year Anniversary (w/t).

Autentic Distribution is presenting a diverse set of highlights that includes a historical three-parter, an indie two-parter with love at its center and a six-part natural-history series.

Barcroft Studios has appointed Beyond Rights to distribute Sex Unlimited (wt), a set of films that look at the unorthodox side of people’s sex lives.

Mortimer & Whitehouse: Gone Fishing has been commissioned for a fourth season by BBC Two.

On offer from Terra Mater Factual Studios, The Secret Whale is a natural-history thriller focused on the importance of whales to our planet’s ecosystem.

Leading A+E Networks International’s slate, Surviving Jeffrey Epstein explains his sex-trafficking network through the voices of survivors and details the role of Ghislaine Maxwell.

The U.K.-based indie Woodcut Media has launched a new sales business, Woodcut International.

One of GRB Studios’ highlights this fall, Dons of Disco is a documentary about a lip-syncing scandal involving the Italo disco star Den Harrow.