The Spanish platform acquired the first season of the UK police drama, while Canada’s TELUS acquired both the first and the second, which was recently announced.
Banijay Rights announced new sales for the UK prison drama, Screw, which was picked up by Spanish SVOD service Filmin and TELUS in Canada.
The Spanish platform acquired the first season, while the Canadian group acquired both the first and the second, which was recently announced.
These orders follow recent deals for season one of Screw with BritBox in Australia and TVNZ in New Zealand.
Produced by STV Studios for the UK’s Channel 4, the second season of the prison drama will be filmed in the Kelvin Hall in Glasgow.
The show is created by Rob Williams, who serves as lead writer and executive producer, with Roanne Bardsley and Ciara Conway completing the writing team. Sarah Brown is executive producer for STV Studios and Nick Lambon is producer.
Screw season two will follow the team of embattled prison officers, led by Leigh Henry (Nina Sosanya), who are determined to make a fresh start after the tragic events of season one.
