Dubrovnik Diaries

The European Audiovisual Observatory’s Christian Grece, ACT’s Greg Polad, Ampere Analysis’s Guy Bisson, and NEM’s Sanja Božić-Ljubičić kicked off NEM Dubrovnik’s conference schedule by discussing three key trends reshaping the European media ecosystem: the power of partnerships, content investments—and how they differ across Western and Eastern Europe—and consolidation.

Produced by Sincar Medya Group for Kanal 7, the daily drama Zerhun has landed its first deals for Eccho Rights, being licensed into Israel, Lithuania, and Romania.

Sphere Abacus has sold more than 200 hours of unscripted content into Central and Eastern Europe and enlisted former Fred Media exec Mem Bakar to lead its sales efforts in the region.

As it prepares for NEM Dubrovnik next week, Inter Medya has clinched new deals on Halef in Central and Eastern Europe.

Autentic is at NEM Dubrovnik with its summer slate this week, showcasing a range of titles across its core strengths of current affairs, history, blue-chip wildlife, and travel.

Against a backdrop of Portugal raising its profile on the global content stage with its scenic locations and new tax incentives, SIC International Distribution is enhancing the lineup of telenovelas—as well as entertainment shows and docs—it can offer broadcasters and platforms around the world, Carlota Vieira tells ScreenMDM Talks.

TVF International has sold a range of premium docs and factual series into Central and Eastern Europe in the run-up to NEM Dubrovnik.

A multi-series deal with Emotion Productions and PRVA to bring The Voice to Serbia in 2027 was among the range of CEE format deals touted by ITV Studios at its NEM Dubrovnik showcase.

Ahead of its presence at NEM Dubrovnik, Viaplay Content Distribution has secured slots for 60 titles with broadcasters and platforms across Central and Eastern Europe.

Cineflix Rights arrives at NEM Dubrovnik with a raft of deals across its factual and scripted slates, including licensing several lifestyle series to CANAL+ Polska.