Beta Film has secured world distribution rights to two international crime dramas set to debut at industry market events. The acquisitions include “The Man from Milan,” an eight-part Italian series directed by Simone Spada and produced through a collaboration between Cross Productions, RAI Fiction and Beta Film. The show follows a criminal enrolled in a rehabilitation program who confronts his own inability to escape his past, featuring Alessandro Tedeschi, Vittoria Puccini and Alberto Astorri.
The company also obtained rights to “Silent Nava,” described as Ukraine’s first true-crime series. Produced by Sfera Film for Kyivstar TV and directed by Dmytro Andriyanov, the series examines societal corruption and complicity in protecting perpetrators while failing victims. The cast includes Oleksandr Rudynskyi, Anastasiia Pustovit and Andrii Saminin.
Beta Film will debut “Queen Silvia,” a six-part series based on the true story of Sweden’s Queen Silvia and King Carl XVI Gustaf, at Cannes. The production, directed by Miguel Alexandre, stars Alicia von Rittberg and Edvin Endre. It is co-produced by German and Swedish companies for broadcast across multiple European regions and platforms including Prime Video and Sat.1.
The company’s broader slate includes additional acclaimed international series such as “Blindspot Berlin,” “The Panini Family – Album of Dreams,” “Portobello” and “In Vitro: The Creation of Happiness.” Beta Film is also handling distribution for returning programs including the fifth and final season of “Babylon Berlin,” alongside “Hudson & Rex,” “Bookish” and “El Immortal.”
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