Archive · 20 Aug 2025
BBC, Rialto, and MFF Announce New Entertainment Projects
In the world of entertainment, BBC Three is planning to make five new documentaries about current events, focusing on young adults.
These documentaries will be made by independent companies.
Also, a horror movie called 'Dead Howling,' about a werewolf battling zombies, will be shown in Australia and New Zealand.
Finally, a studio named MFF & Co is teaming up with a Brazilian company called Globo to create versions of popular telenovelas for viewers in North America.
This means we'll see more international stories on our screens!
BBC Three will commission five current affairs documentaries from indie production companies.
The documentaries will be part of a new commissioning scheme aimed at young adults.
Rialto will release the werewolf horror film 'Dead Howling' in Australia and New Zealand.
'Dead Howling' is about a werewolf fighting zombies and seeking sanctuary.
MFF & Co has partnered with Globo to adapt telenovelas for North American audiences.
- Who
- BBC Three, Rialto, MFF & Co, Globo, and independent production companies.
- What
- BBC Three will commission documentaries, 'Dead Howling' is being released, and MFF & Co will adapt telenovelas.
- When
- The announcements were made recently, with no specific dates mentioned for releases.
- Where
- The BBC Three documentaries are for the UK, 'Dead Howling' for Australia and New Zealand, and the telenovela adaptations for North America.
- Why
- BBC Three aims to provide current affairs content for young adults, Rialto is distributing a film, and MFF & Co seeks to adapt international content.
- BBC Three Commissioning
- Five current affairs documentaries
- Target Audience
- Young Adults (16-34)
- 'Dead Howling' Genre
- Werewolf horror
- 'Dead Howling' Release Territory
- Australia, New Zealand
- Telenovela Adaptation Partners
- MFF & Co and Globo
- Telenovela Adaptation Territory
- North America