For more than three decades, Hojin Kwon, Ph.D. has been helping Korean television find audiences beyond its borders. Today, the former SBS Media Group executive is recognized as one of the pioneers of the Korean Wave
Long before international co-productions became the industry's preferred model and years before streaming platforms changed the global content landscape, Rola Bauer was helping build ambitious dramas that brought together broadcasters, producers and financiers from multiple countries.
Mary Bennet has long existed on the margins of Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice: the awkward middle sister, more comfortable with books than ballroom flirtations, often remembered for her earnestness rather than her charm.
One of the most intriguing titles in competition at this year's Monte-Carlo Television Festival was Jones, a Portuguese mystery series that blends the elegance of an Agatha Christie-style whodunit with an unexpected supernatural twist.
At the Monte-Carlo Television Festival, the creative team behind the new British psychological thriller Gone which was part of the Golden Nymph competition, offered a revealing glimpse into a series that uses the familiar framework of a missing-person investigation to explore far more unsettling questions about masculinity, grief and the ways people judge what they cannot understand.
At the 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival this week Italian series Gomorrah – The Origins won the Golden Nymph award for Best Creation. TVBIZZ spoke with the creative team behind the highly anticipated prequel
Danish drama The Uniform, which won the Golden Nymph for Best Series in the Fiction competition at the 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival, is proving that Nordic crime storytelling can still find new directions.
Kevin McKidd used his appearance at the Monte-Carlo Television Festival to spotlight the growing ambitions of his production company Ferryman Films
The 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival crowned the winners of its prestigious Golden Nymph Awards on Tuesday evening, honoring outstanding achievements in fiction, documentary, news and digital storytelling from around the world.
The 65th Monte-Carlo Television Festival came to a glittering close on Tuesday evening as television stars, creators, executives and industry leaders gathered at the Grimaldi Forum for a spectacular Closing Ceremony
British actor Matthew Broome arrived at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival this week for a series of firsts.
Fresh from winning a Tony Award and serving as President of the Fiction Jury at the Monte-Carlo TV Festival, acclaimed British actress Lesley Manville offered a candid look at how she chooses roles, her relationship with television, her upcoming projects, and why instinct remains the most important tool in her career.
