The distributor will bring new dramas from Türkiye, South Korea, the Philippines and Greece to Cannes, alongside an expanding factual catalogue featuring documentary productions from Europe and Latin America.
MediaHub will head to Mipcom 2026 with one of its most diverse slates to date, combining new scripted productions from international markets with a growing factual catalogue. The company will be exhibiting at stand P-1.G50, showcasing new titles from Türkiye, South Korea, the Philippines, Greece and the Netherlands.
The slate will be headlined by three new Turkish dramas: Roses, Close to You and Take My Hand. The offering will also feature new Korean productions from its partnership with KT Studio Genie, titles from the Philippines’ ABS-CBN, Greek dramas from MEGA and new limited series developed in collaboration with Dutch producer Dutch Core.
Among the Turkish titles, Roses (Aşk Yarası) follows Pars, who discovers that his father is still alive and leaves behind a life of poverty to become the heir to the wealthy Akabey family. In an attempt to end a family feud, he marries Asya, a stranger, while remaining haunted by his first love.
Meanwhile, Close to You (Kalbim Sende) explores grief and family bonds through the story of Deniz, a mother who donates her daughter Mavi’s heart to save another girl, Ada, after losing her own child. Unable to let go, Deniz secretly becomes Ada’s nanny and begins to fall for Ateş, the girl’s father, while concealing the truth that connects them all.
“At its heart, Close to You is about a mother’s love and how far it reaches, even after loss,” said Elif Turna, Sales and Business Development Manager for the Americas and Europe at MediaHub. She highlighted the story’s universal appeal and its combination of emotion and hope as factors that could support its international reach.
The third Turkish title, Take My Hand (Tut Elimi), centres on Aslan, the heir to a powerful dynasty, and Elvan, a young woman betrayed by her own family. Following a tragic accident that binds them together, they enter a marriage of convenience shaped by guilt and sacrifice, which gradually develops into an unexpected relationship.
On the Korean scripted front, MediaHub will expand its offering from KT Studio Genie, the production arm of South Korean telecommunications and media group KT. The catalogue spans family dramas, romance, legal thrillers, mysteries and fantasy, with titles including Mother and Mom, Namib, Parole Examiner Lee, Strangers Again and Unlock My Boss.
The distributor also confirmed that it will expand its collaboration with both KT Studio Genie and Dutch Core, with further titles to be announced shortly.
“Our slate is growing, and we’re growing it carefully. Our partnership with KT Studio Genie has been a great fit for our buyers, and we’re expanding it,” said Ebubekir Talha Erdoğan, Sales Manager for the Middle East, CIS and Asia at MediaHub.
From the Philippines, ABS-CBN will contribute several new productions to the distributor’s slate, including The Silent Noise, The Loyalty Game, Blood vs. Duty and The Alibi. MediaHub highlighted the studio’s recent output, with seven new titles released since the beginning of 2026.
The European offering is rounded out by a selection of dramas from Mega, one of Greece’s leading broadcasters. Available titles include Shipwreck, The Innocents, Terra Olivae and Hotel Elvira.
MediaHub will also continue to promote its own original productions to international buyers. Following the international rollout of Alaca, the company is bringing Bitter Justice (Aşka Mahkum) to the market as part of its efforts to expand the global distribution of its original content.
On the factual side, the catalogue features docuseries from Omava, including Stop! Border Control, Airport Security and Metropoli. Four titles in this segment have been acquired by AMC Networks International for distribution across Europe.
The documentary offering also includes productions from Argentina’s Gauchos del Mar, the project led by surfing brothers Julián and Joaquín Azulay. Its titles include African Territory and Transcending Waves, which explore adventure and discovery through surfing.
