On the outskirts of Plattsburgh, New York a taxi industry transports asylum seekers to the Canadian border. Road to Roxham explores this closed-off community, and follows Mary Ann Ero, the owner of “Spanky’s Taxi”.

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With unscripted formats getting a pandemic boost, execs from Nordic broadcasters reveal their content and acquisition strategies in the genre, and how they’re working to find the next global hit.

The USA is not the only country where people are allowed to keep some of the most dangerous big cats and animals on the planet in their backrooms and bedrooms. The UK's lax dangerous animal laws mean that this country is also a veritable jungle in suburbia - home to over four thousand privately owned tigers, lions, leopards, pumas, wolves, bears, crocodiles, zebras, primates and poisonous snakes to name but a few. These animals are not in zoos, they are in the house next door to you or across the road!

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Leading Nordic drama producers discuss navigating the current scripted landscape, including the impact of streamers increasingly upending traditional distribution models, and how they are retaining control of their projects in this new era.

For some, it’s incontrovertible proof that UFOs exist and amounts to the smoking gun that researchers have long been looking for. For others, it’s an elaborately staged hoax impressive only for the work and creativity behind it. But the extraterrestrial sighting in UFO TOWN is like no other: drawing the attention of network television executives and legions of alien-seeking tourists, and plunging a small town into intrigue and excitement. UFO TOWN is an investigation into what really happened that fateful night.

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