A triple win for Blindspot Berlin at the South International Series Festival in Cádiz. The gripping six-part drama has received three awards at this year’s festival, winning Best Fiction Series, Best Screenplay for a Fiction Series, and the Audience Award for Best Fiction Series.
Beta Film has sold the gripping German true-crime drama Blindspot Berlin to Filmin for Spain ahead of its Spanish premiere at the South International Series Festival in Cádiz on 31 October.
Beta Film lands major deals for K-dramas ‘Snow White Must Die’
and ‘Skam’ adaptation ‘Skam Korea - Fragile’ across Europe and MENA
Beta’s movie cycle Alpine Justice has celebrated successful premieres in Germany and Austria.
Beta Film has secured a raft of international sales for The Great Chimera, the visually striking Greek period drama adapted from M. Karagatsis’ landmark novel.
Beta Film kicks off MIPCOM 2026 with major deals for two of its female-led highlights: royal drama Queen Silvia (6 x one hour) and upcoming series La Vida Barcelona (8 x half hour).
Inspired by the real-life romance between Sweden’s Crown Prince Carl Gustaf and Silvia Sommerlath, 'Queen Silvia' will be released by Prime Video in German-speaking Europe and Nordic Countries.
Ahead of MIPCOM, Beta Film has closed a major deal with Italian public broadcaster RAI for a slate of international, female-led drama series.
‘Hudson & Rex’ season 10 received series-best ratings among adults 25-54
There is magic in the air: Beta's boutique label Beta KIDS & YA brings the newly acquired Irish/Portuguese the time-bending adventure The Girl Who Fell Through Time (8x25’) to this year’s MIPJunior.
The world’s most famous police dog is going global once again: Beta Film has sold Rex - Vienna Calling, a fresh take on the all-time classic Rex - A Cop’s Best Friend, to broadcasters around the world, while filming on the second season is currently underway in Vienna.
Long-running hit series ‘Babylon Berlin’ and ‘Hudson & Rex’ continue to shine... Beta acquires worldwide distribution rights to Italian series ‘The Man from Milan’ and the Ukrainian crime drama ‘Silent Nava’, which makes its MIPCOM market debut.
Nearly a decade after the Breitscheidplatz attack, six-part drama Breitscheidplatz 19/12 (Blindspot Berlin) unpacks the events that led to tragedy. Writer-director David Nawrath, co-writer David Marian and producer Simon Amberger speak to DQ about their research, the difficult road to financing and their refusal to offer simple answers.