All London TV Screenings articles
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FeaturesUK Scripted
Playing Nice; Red Eye; Coma; Nightsleeper; Renegade Nell; The Cuckoo; The Jetty; Wolf Hall: The Mirror And The Light
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NewsIn brief: I Am A Killer order; Fremantle Asacha takeover; London TV Screenings dates
Transistor Films gets fresh Netflix order
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NewsIn brief: Newen Riff Raff deal; Murder is Easy sales; ITV rebrand
Jude Law production company gets Newen investment
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NewsSamber: Grounding a drama in documentary
Federation Studios’ London TV Screenings tentpole drama took France by storm
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FeaturesLondon TV Screenings: Thrillers dominate as comedy declines
Laughs will be in short supply at this year’s London TV Screenings as distributors instead opt to push their premium scripted content
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CommentCapital gains: The UK welcomes the world
The London TV Screenings has cemented its place in the industry’s calendar
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FeaturesThe Negotiators International
‘The new series comes at a time when hostage negotiation is a highly topical issue’
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FeaturesMayhem! Secret Lives Of The Georgian Kings
‘This was a period with piracy, class division, global power and lots of sexual scandal’
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FeaturesDead In The Water
‘It feels utterly accurate and authentic, allowing a real sense of place and time’
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FeaturesSpinal Destination
‘It’s a very warm and humane gang comedy with a group of friends unlike any other you’ve seen’
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FeaturesSo Long, Marianne
‘It will appeal to a young audience that has no idea who Leonard Cohen is’
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FeaturesMonsieur Spade
‘Clive Owen has a real presence – he fills each scene with a real intensity’
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FeaturesParis Has Fallen
‘The movie franchise has a real added value that brings visibility to the series’
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FeaturesBorderline
‘This is very premium, with great storytelling. It’s gritty and it’s got a political dimension’
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FeaturesWolf Hall: The Mirror And The Light
‘There’s a big footprint where the drama will travel, as period drama is a safe bet, particularly with this cast’