Latest news of silverlining-rights

It´s a bold new documentary that claims to reveal private conversations among senior royals — and broadcasters from Australia to Israel have already secured rights.

Silverlining has brought in nine international funding and co-production partners, led by Channel 4 (UK), who will bill the programme as "Air India Crash: What Went Wrong?", and a US Network, alongside SBS (Australia), DR (Denmark), DPG (Belgium), CNN (Portugal), HOT8 (Israel), Movistar (Spain), and a pan–Southeast Asian channel (brokered in association with Still Road Media).

The documentary has been sold to Nine (Australia), RTL (Germany), RTS (Switzerland), TV2 (Denmark), TV2 (Norway), TV4 (Sweden), MTV Finland, RTBF (Belgium), RTS Switzerland, Play Media (Belgium), Quebecor Content, Upstream Media (US, Canada, Lat Am, South Africa) and VA Media (US, LatAm, and Asia).

The sales follow Silverlining’s successful international roll out of Good TV’s "Hurricanes from Above", with additional recent sales announced to SBS, Prima Group and RTHK.

The Channel 4 series, now into its second season, has been sold to DR (Denmark), AVROTROS/NPO (Netherlands), SVT (Sweden), Britbox (Australia), BBC UKTV (New Zealand), and SBS (Australia) for a second window in Australia for their daytime schedule.