MIPTV 2023: ORF-Enterprise launches a vast and robust content line-up

ORF-Enterprise is gearing up for MIPTV 2023 with a strong new line-up of blue-chip documentaries, factual titles, music and performing arts highlights as well as ORF Original drama and crime series.

“I am very pleased that ORF remains committed to promoting original content, even in challenging times, and that we can thus develop our sales footprint, especially in our premium genres drama and blue-chip factual content. We are committed to remain a one-stop-shop for a wide range of genres and continue to develop our catalog further to outstanding content with a high production value.” says Armin Luttenberger, Head of Content Sales International at ORF-Enterprise.

RECENT SALES
CANAL+ Group picked up the first two seasons of “Soko Linz” for its channel POLAR+, after previously licensing seasons 14 to 20 of the brand’s predecessor “Soko Kitzbuehel”. After a long running series of compelling cases amidst the Tyrolean mountains, viewers get to see thrilling investigation near the tri-state border of Austria, Germany, and the Czech Republic.

ORF-Enterprise’s gripping crime movies & series line-up also made its leap over the Atlantic, as MHz Networks bought numerous titles of the long-running film series “Backwood Crimes” and “Tatort”.

Wing Sight Culture & Media (China) is bringing awe-inspiring wildlife cinematography to their audience by licensing a selection of renowned Universum Nature titles, such as “The Egg - Bursting into Life” and “Big Bend - America’s Wildest Frontier”, among others.
RTVE (Spain) also purchased a package of Nature productions, such as “Bears of the Karawank Mountains”, “Portugal - Wild Land on the Edge” and “Empire of the Vineyard”.

Česká televise (Czech Republic) picked up a selection of ORF’s most recent history documentaries, like “The Birth of Modern Brazil - Leopoldina Habsburg” or the two-parter “Age of Queens”, which tells the true stories of Mary Tudor, Mary Stuart and their common rival Elizabeth I.