This month’s C21 Marketplace Hot Properties playlist offers 17 new and returning titles for buyers to enjoy, featuring the overlooked sister of a musical genius, a documentary about a groundbreaking American filmmaker and crime thrillers with unique twists.

Bursting with opulence, modern beats and unforgettable images, Mozart Mozart (Bavaria Media International) is a tale of ambition and deception that gives voice to Mozart’s overlooked sister. From the showrunner of the international hit Sisi comes another iconic female figure for a global audience.

A troubled veteran MI5 operative uncovers an explosive terror plot in ITV Studios’ Betrayal, but can he save his country, marriage and career before it’s too late? Emotionally intelligent and darkly funny, this espionage thriller reunites Mammoth Screen with Endeavour’s Shaun Evans.

Blessed with exceptional hearing, blind Roman Mertens lands his dream job in the local police wiretapping unit – a job more dangerous than he expected. A suspenseful crime thriller with an unexpected hero, Blind Sherlock (TF1 Studios) offers a unique insight into the lives of visually impaired individuals.

Police officer Veronika Gren has a lot on her plate: addiction, family troubles and now haunting visions of unsolved crime victims. As she tries to figure out if these visions are real or just in her head, people around her start to question her sanity. Can Veronika (Viaplay Content Distribution) trust what she sees, or will the shadows from her past consume her?

From the world of factual comes Lover, Liar, Predator, All3Media International. Produced by the BAFTA- and Emmy-winning team at DSP, this gripping crime documentary reveals how three women, deceived by the same serial predator over decades, unite to expose a chilling story of coercive control, betrayal and ultimately justice.

Spike Lee: The Last King of Brooklyn (StudioFact Rights) follows the groundbreaking American filmmaker who reshaped Hollywood by focusing black voices, power and complexity on screen. Through his bold, challenging films, Lee opened doors for black actors, inspired a new wave of cinema, and confronted social, racial and cultural realities with honesty and impact.

Hosted by Johnny Knoxville, reality competition Fear Factor: House of Fear (Banijay Entertainment) returns reimagined as a serialised high-stakes social experiment where the biggest thing to fear might be each other.

Nominated for a C21 International Format Award, the second season of factual entertainment series I Was Actually There (ABC Commercial) has taken Australia by storm.

Blue Ant Media’s Buried Evidence is a groundbreaking series that uncovers the world’s most extraordinary archaeological discoveries, from legendary treasures and lost temples to cursed graves. Each episode explores three remarkable finds, revealing their hidden secrets and how they’ve transformed our understanding of history.

In Hunting Outback Gold (BossaNova) two life-long friends lead a daring expedition deep in the Australian Outback, to find a legendary, multi-billion-dollar fortune in gold and solve a 100-year-old mystery.

Complete with a high-stakes once-in-a-lifetime twist, Château DIY: Win the Dream (Cineflix Rights) is a follow-up to Channel 4’s global smash hit that follows 12 starry-eyed couples as they battle it out for the ultimate prize: the keys to their very own French château.

Auctioneers Izzie Balmer, James Broad and Briony Harford team up with restorers JJ Chalmers, Robin Johnson, Saf Fakir and Lauren Wood as they take their mobile auction house and workshop on tour. Sifting through a lifetime of belongings, they help families turn their forgotten treasures into cash in season five of DCD Rights’ The Travelling Auctioneers.

Original Gangsters with Sean Bean (Sphere Abacus) sees the actor take audiences through a rogue’s gallery of history’s greatest and most iconic gangsters, exploring how they rose to the top of their criminal empires and how the impact of their legacies still affects us today.

On a more genteel note, Saving Britain’s Country Houses with Penelope Keith (TVF) follows passionate owners as they roll up their sleeves and do whatever it takes to keep the money rolling in and the ceilings from collapsing. Their lands may stretch as far as the eye can see, but so do their challenges.

For the kids we have Plim Plim (Spiritum Entertainment), a six-year-old boy whose magical superpower is kindness. The show follows him and his friends in a warm, musical world where everyday problems turn into little adventures, and he gently helps children be kind, brave and caring instead of using magic to fix everything for them.

Armorsaurs (Cake) is an action-adventure series 65 million years in the making, while teddy bear Jeremy Buttons and his brave team of toy spies race the clock to save their beloved human family from mischievous pet guinea pig Silver Paw in Australian Children’s Television Foundation’s Knee High Spies.

That’s all for this month, stay tuned for more Hot Properties throughout the year!

This month’s C21 Marketplace Hot Properties playlist offers 17 new and returning titles for buyers to enjoy, featuring the overlooked sister of a musical genius, a documentary about a groundbreaking American filmmaker and crime thrillers with unique twists.

Bursting with opulence, modern beats and unforgettable images, Mozart Mozart (Bavaria Media International) is a tale of ambition and deception that gives voice to Mozart’s overlooked sister. From the showrunner of the international hit Sisi comes another iconic female figure for a global audience.

A troubled veteran MI5 operative uncovers an explosive terror plot in ITV Studios’ Betrayal, but can he save his country, marriage and career before it’s too late? Emotionally intelligent and darkly funny, this espionage thriller reunites Mammoth Screen with Endeavour’s Shaun Evans.

Blessed with exceptional hearing, blind Roman Mertens lands his dream job in the local police wiretapping unit – a job more dangerous than he expected. A suspenseful crime thriller with an unexpected hero, Blind Sherlock (TF1 Studios) offers a unique insight into the lives of visually impaired individuals.

Police officer Veronika Gren has a lot on her plate: addiction, family troubles and now haunting visions of unsolved crime victims. As she tries to figure out if these visions are real or just in her head, people around her start to question her sanity. Can Veronika (Viaplay Content Distribution) trust what she sees, or will the shadows from her past consume her?

From the world of factual comes Lover, Liar, Predator, All3Media International. Produced by the BAFTA- and Emmy-winning team at DSP, this gripping crime documentary reveals how three women, deceived by the same serial predator over decades, unite to expose a chilling story of coercive control, betrayal and ultimately justice.

Spike Lee: The Last King of Brooklyn (StudioFact Rights) follows the groundbreaking American filmmaker who reshaped Hollywood by focusing black voices, power and complexity on screen. Through his bold, challenging films, Lee opened doors for black actors, inspired a new wave of cinema, and confronted social, racial and cultural realities with honesty and impact.

Hosted by Johnny Knoxville, reality competition Fear Factor: House of Fear (Banijay Entertainment) returns reimagined as a serialised high-stakes social experiment where the biggest thing to fear might be each other.

Nominated for a C21 International Format Award, the second season of factual entertainment series I Was Actually There (ABC Commercial) has taken Australia by storm.

Blue Ant Media’s Buried Evidence is a groundbreaking series that uncovers the world’s most extraordinary archaeological discoveries, from legendary treasures and lost temples to cursed graves. Each episode explores three remarkable finds, revealing their hidden secrets and how they’ve transformed our understanding of history.

In Hunting Outback Gold (BossaNova) two life-long friends lead a daring expedition deep in the Australian Outback, to find a legendary, multi-billion-dollar fortune in gold and solve a 100-year-old mystery.

Complete with a high-stakes once-in-a-lifetime twist, Château DIY: Win the Dream (Cineflix Rights) is a follow-up to Channel 4’s global smash hit that follows 12 starry-eyed couples as they battle it out for the ultimate prize: the keys to their very own French château.

Auctioneers Izzie Balmer, James Broad and Briony Harford team up with restorers JJ Chalmers, Robin Johnson, Saf Fakir and Lauren Wood as they take their mobile auction house and workshop on tour. Sifting through a lifetime of belongings, they help families turn their forgotten treasures into cash in season five of DCD Rights’ The Travelling Auctioneers.

Original Gangsters with Sean Bean (Sphere Abacus) sees the actor take audiences through a rogue’s gallery of history’s greatest and most iconic gangsters, exploring how they rose to the top of their criminal empires and how the impact of their legacies still affects us today.

On a more genteel note, Saving Britain’s Country Houses with Penelope Keith (TVF) follows passionate owners as they roll up their sleeves and do whatever it takes to keep the money rolling in and the ceilings from collapsing. Their lands may stretch as far as the eye can see, but so do their challenges.

For the kids we have Plim Plim (Spiritum Entertainment), a six-year-old boy whose magical superpower is kindness. The show follows him and his friends in a warm, musical world where everyday problems turn into little adventures, and he gently helps children be kind, brave and caring instead of using magic to fix everything for them.

Armorsaurs (Cake) is an action-adventure series 65 million years in the making, while teddy bear Jeremy Buttons and his brave team of toy spies race the clock to save their beloved human family from mischievous pet guinea pig Silver Paw in Australian Children’s Television Foundation’s Knee High Spies.

That’s all for this month, stay tuned for more Hot Properties throughout the year!