Warner Bros. Discovery, AMC Networks, ProSiebenSat.1, RTL, Sky and TVNZ are among the buyers acquiring four true crime, history-mystery and lifestyle titles from the distributor’s Mipcom slate.
Cineflix Rights has closed multiple deals with international buyers for new true crime, history-mystery and lifestyle titles in its Mipcom 2026 factual slate.
Warner Bros. Discovery (Iberia), AMC Networks (Spain), ProSiebenSat.1 Group (Germany), TVNZ and WP1 (Poland) have acquired Deep Water Secrets (8×60’, Cream Productions), which investigates history’s most baffling aquatic mysteries, from legendary sea creatures and unexplained natural anomalies to sunken cities and lost monuments.
The Mipcom deals follow a presale to Hearst Networks for its viewers across the UK, Sweden, Italy, Benelux, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and Africa.
Sky (UK), ProSiebenSat.1 Group (Germany), Nelonen (Finland), DPG (Belgium), and Talpa (Netherlands) have acquired Season 4 of the long-running franchise Border Security: America’s Front Line (20×30’, Lionsgate Canada for Corus in Canada and Seven Network in Australia). The series follows US Customs and Border Protection agents and officers as they screen travellers, inspect cargo, and secure the longest border in the world.
Spring Break Murders (Season 2, 10×60’, Hearst Media EMEA and Bell Media, Canada), which combines first-hand accounts and reenactments with text messages, CCTV footage and mobile phone videos, takes viewers beyond the headlines and into the chilling stories of youthful adventures that ended in tragedy.
The series has been acquired by RTL (Germany), Foxtel (Australia), and SBS (Belgium).
RTL (Germany), Quebecor Content (Canada), Canal+ Polska S.A. (Poland), and AMC Networks (Iberia) have acquired The Emily Michelle Project (8×60’, Scott Brothers Entertainment for HGTV, Canada), which offers a fresh take on home transformation.
The series follows self-made interior designer Emily Michelle as she helps homeowners create beautiful, high-impact spaces on real-world budgets using reclaimed finds, clever DIY projects, and smart upgrades.
“We have seen a lot of interest from buyers for the new shows and latest seasons of long-running hits launching this Mipcom and we’re delighted to be signing these deals,” said Lucy Rawson, VP, Sales, German-speaking Europe, CEEMEA and Southern Mediterranean at Cineflix Rights.
The deals with ProSiebenSat.1 Group, RTL, Canal+ Polska S.A. and WP1 were brokered by Lucy Rawson.
The deals with Warner Bros. Discovery, AMC Networks, and Quebecor Content were closed by Sabrina Ayala, Sales Consultant, Iberia, Italy, French-speaking Europe and French Canada.
Sandra Piha, SVP, Sales, Pan-Regional, UK, Eire and Nordics, closed the deals with Sky and Nelonen, while Chris Bluett, SVP, Sales, Asia Pacific and Benelux, closed the deals with TVNZ, DPG, Foxtel, Talpa, and SBS.
