Dori Media unveils new dating, quiz and doc slate for Mipcom

My Hottest Years

Dori Media Group is taking its biggest-ever unscripted slate to Mipcom, with new game shows, dating formats and documentary series joining its international catalogue.

Its 2026 slate includes quiz formats The Hive and You Should Know, documentary series My Hottest Years and Seekers, dating format New Love and documentary film Tropical Paradise.

The Hive, from United Studios Productions and Israel’s Kan 11, is a studio quiz format combining general knowledge with strategy, with contestants able to block opponents and take risks to change the outcome.

You Should Know, from Shenhar Productions, puts contestants’ social media histories to the test, using photos and experiences from their own feeds as the basis for questions.

My Hottest Years (3×50’), from Drucker-Goren Communications for Kan 11, follows an award-winning journalist investigating the physical, emotional and social effects of perimenopause.

New Love, from Power Couple creators Abot Hameiri (Fremantle Israel) for Reshet 13, sees four single women live with potential partners for 72 hours before deciding whether to continue the relationship or start again with someone new. The format, which has aired for five seasons in Israel as Ahava Hadasha, is now in pre-production on its sixth season.

Tropical Paradise (1×90’), from Apertura Films and Ajimolido Films, revisits the unsolved 1994 plane crash in Panama that killed all 21 people aboard, including director Abner Benaim’s uncle.

Seekers (6×45’), from Treehouse Productions, follows people seeking answers to universal questions through encounters with spiritual and cultural guides, including an Amazonian chief, Advaita monk, African healer, Hindu sage, native grandmother and Buddhist psychologist. The cast includes Édgar Ramírez, Riley Keough and Jamie-Lynn Sigler.

Dori Media CEO Nadav Palti said the company was responding to demand from international buyers for affordable programming with local audience potential.

“From breakout new dating formats to fresh new quiz shows and original docuseries, we have numerous options that we believe will attract new audiences for networks/platforms of all sizes,” said Palti.