programming fits in on the networks new streaming platform.Įdinburgh TV Festival is backed by YouTube and Freeview and will run Aug. And Jeniffer Kim, senior VP, international originals for HBO Max, will speak about how U.K. TLC president and general manager Howard Lee and A+E president of programming Rob Sharenow will participate in panels analyzing their own networks as larger industry trends in programming. Netflix director of unscripted originals Nathaniel Grouille and director of unscripted originals and acquisitions Sean Hancock will be joined by “Too Hot to Handle” creator Laura Gibson and executive producer Viki Kolar to discuss taking U.K. More than 8,000 tickets were sold - down 50% from 2019 - over the festival’s eight days, with 10 films selling out including opener “One for All.” Of 140 European film festivals scheduled between March and June surveyed by Cineuropa, two were stopped, 37 cancelled, 53 postponed and 48 taken online.Įdinburgh TV Festival has announced a batch of North American industry executives who will participate at this year’s event, focusing on trans-Atlantic interaction. FESTIVALSīarcelona’s BCN Film Fest has become one of Europe’s first film festivals to celebrate an on-site edition since COVID-19 shut down European get-togethers from early March.
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where so far more than 3 million people have tuned in to season one, making it a top three series for BBC’s iPlayer in Scotland. “Guilt” is co-produced by Expectation and Happy Tramp North in the U.K.
The two do the best they can to cover up their crime, but the victim’s family remain unconvinced about the circumstances of his death. Starring Mark Bonnar and Jamie Sives, “Guilt” turns on two brothers who accidentally hit and kill an elderly man with their car while driving at night. Filming is set to take place later this year following all government health and safety regulations regarding COVID-19. COMMISSIONīBC Two and BBC Scotland have renewed Neil Forsyth’s popular dark comedy miniseries “ Guilt” for a second, four-part season. The series is also broadcast in France, Spain, Finland, China and Japan as well as much of Eastern Europe. Season one was BBC Two’s second best-performing drama of 2019, while episode one was ORF’s top-rated Friday-night broadcast of the year.
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