Features – Page 21
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FeaturesHot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge
‘This is a shiny floor general entertainment show that is universally relatable’
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FeaturesThe Real Fatal Attraction
‘It is counterintuitive of the genre because true-crime victims are usually female’
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FeaturesBend it Like Bollywood
‘You feel like you can’t walk away from the screen in case you miss a critical piece of information’
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FeaturesThe Pez Outlaw
‘Steve broke the law, but he was also an underdog and you can’t help rooting for him’
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FeaturesOrphan Black: Echoes
‘Many buyers are familiar with this universe and are looking forward to re-engaging with it’
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FeaturesFifteen-Love
‘It’s a love letter to what sport can and should be, but it’s also an unflinching look at it’
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FeaturesRonja, The Robber’s Daughter
‘The story may play out in medieval Scandinavia but everyone can relate to it’
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FeaturesA Body That Works
‘It is a very emotional watch. Audiences will find themselves laughing and crying’
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FeaturesBrink Of Disaster
‘There has always been a fascination with this genre and it hasn’t diminished’
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FeaturesRelocating Six Four to Scotland
How ITVX’s latest thriller reimagines Hideo Yokoyama’s Japanese bestseller in Glasgow
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FeaturesEnd Credits: Carlo Dusi
The Endor Productions managing director on crying at Happy Valley and learning from Ridley Scott
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Behind The ScenesChasing the Rains, Sky Nature
Producer Faith Musembi on getting close to animal families during a severe drought
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FeaturesHiddenLight: Shining a light on trailblazing women
Chelsea and Hillary Clinton’s indie aims to create change by bringing remarkable stories of female pioneers to screen
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Behind The ScenesHighland Cops, BBC Scotland/BBC2
Series producer Andrew Abbott explains how his team captured the realities of policing across vast swathes of northern Scotland
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FeaturesIndie Survey 2023: funding and inflation top list of indie concerns
As inflation bites and belts tighten due to the rise in the cost of living, the UK production sector is feeling the squeeze
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FeaturesITV: ITVX yet to impact spending patterns
Broadcaster has earmarked an additional £160m a year of spending on the platform for drama and comedy