There’s still time for one more Hot Properties playlist before everyone heads off for their holidays. Here, we look at the latest titles on offer on C21’s Digital Screenings.

Drama programming leads the selection for July’s Hot Properties, following all the new scripted titles coming to market during the industry events of the past few weeks.

NEWS BRIEF: UK pubcaster Channel 4 has commissioned Super Surgeons: A Chance at Life, that follows some of the world’s leading surgical oncologists.

NEWS BRIEF: Warner Bros Discovery-owned US-based streamer HBO Max has renewed its adult animation series Ten Year Old Tom for a second season.

NEWS BRIEF: Amazon’s Prime Video streaming service has renewed Italian reality show The Ferragnez – The Series for a second season to be screened in 2023.

Today we hear director Bill Eagles about his new series The Reunion, an English-language mystery thriller for the European Alliance of public broadcasters Rai, ZDF and France Télévisions, and about the impact streamers have had on storytelling and creativity.

NEWS BRIEF: Chinese VOD service Wing Sight and South Korean OTT service Watcha have picked up big-budget pan-European drama Around The World in 80 Days from French distributor Federation Entertainment.

NEWS BRIEF: UK pubcaster Channel 4 has commissioned Know Your Sh!t (working title), a new health format produced by Universal International Studios-owned Monkey.

In the C21FM Weekly Review Show, which runs from 10am today to 10am on Monday July 4, we play highlights from a great week on the station. Tune in for a mix of music, news and interviews that put the global content business in perspective.

NEWS BRIEF: Warner Bros Discovery-owned UK production company Wall to Wall has secured exclusive filming access to Crawley Town, the League Two football club recently acquired by US crypto investment firm WAGMI United.

NEWS BRIEF: UK commercial broadcaster ITV has renewed its crime drama The Tower, based on Kate London’s novels, for a second season once again produced by screenwriter Patrick Harbinson’s Windhover Films and ITV Studios-owned Mammoth Screen.