Cineflix Rights has unveiled the Spring 2023 slate of content it has prepared for buyers who will attend The London TV Screenings. "The leading independent distributor is showcasing more than 200 hours of fresh content, including the premiere of a high-profile entertainment format, compelling new dramas, and multiple new factual shows spanning a wide range of genres, together with returning seasons of scripted and unscripted brands," Tim Mutimer, CEO Rights, Cineflix Media said. “As The London TV Screenings grows ever bigger in scale and importance, we’re thrilled to be launching our largest ever spring slate at the event,."
The catalog includes "Tempting Fortune." In the six-part format created by Voltage TV for Channel 4, UK and Roku, North America, twelve strangers are dropped in the heart of a remote wilderness with an epic cash prize awaiting them. To keep the money, all they have to do is reach a designated finish line some 18-days of trekking away - without spending it. But, as they make their way across tough and hostile terrain they’ll be met with tantalising and enticing temptations, each with an exorbitant price tag, the cost of which is removed from their shared prize pot. The ultimate test of willpower and self-restraint, this noisy and provocative social experiment promises to reveal what we truly value.
Other new factual titles include "The Secret Life of the Auction House," an eight-part series by Curve Media for Discovery, UK, which goes behind the scenes at one of Britain’s busiest auction houses, "to capture all the drama, passion, and charisma as a small army of experts examine, appraise, strategize, and sell to the highest bidder," a recent release states. "Designing Dreams," a 12-part title by Imagination Television for Prime TV, New Zealand, follows New Zealand’s most prominent architects as they open the doors to their all-time favourite projects from historic gems and classic beach homes to provocative modern masterpieces, providing a master class in design, art, and construction.
"Hitler’s Engineers," a six-part series by Like A Shot Entertainment for Yesterday, UKTV, charts the lives and careers of the Führer’s most prominent planners, designers, architects, and builders to expose the truth while revealing the active role these men played in shaping the war. The title is joined by "Beyond the Farm: Men at Work." The four-part series by Renegade Pictures and Motion Content Group for Channel 5, UK," shows the extreme hill shepherds of the global series "My Big Family Farm" are back, with viewers joining father Clive and his 18-year-old son Reuben as the teen begins his first year in the digging business.
"Ride of Your Life with Courtney Hanson" by High Road Productions for Motor Trend TV, US, follows Courtney Hanson and her crew of car builders and customizers on a quest to find the long-lost dream cars of deserving people, before transforming them into works of rolling art and surprising the worthy recipients in unforgettable reunions. The title stands alongside "RPA: Royal Prince Alfred Hospital," by McAvoy Media for Nine Network, Australia. The reboot of the classic show that spanned 18 seasons and inspired a cult following, gives viewers an all-access pass to one of Sydney’s busiest health care facilities—from the OR to the ER and beyond.
Cineflix Rights’ scripted slate includes a first look at three other new and returning titles, "Irvine Welsh’s Crime," "Whitstable Pearl," "Manayek," and "Reginald the Vampire," as well as "The Doll Factory," a six-part title by Buccaneer for Paramount+, UK, "Good Morning Chuck," a 10-part dramatic comedy series by St-Laurent TV and Connect3 Media for Crave, Canada) is a dramatic comedy series, and "So Long, Marianne" by Letters From Leonard, Tanweer Productions, and Connect3 for NRK, Norway and Bell Media, Canada. "Buyers will get a first look at some of our highly anticipated new dramas as well as the latest seasons of our scripted hits, a bold and zeitgeisty new format which chimes perfectly with our age of instant gratification, and a host of new and returning factual shows packed with scintillating historical discoveries and emotional human interest stories," Mutimer said.
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