International distributor MKMG based in Ukraine announced a number of deals to sum up the outgoing year.

Estonian public broadcaster ERR purchased the documentary film Crimea. Dehydration (1x63 min, Ukraine, MIR&CO Foundation, 2021) that debunks the myth about a so-called water issue for the local population of the Crimean Peninsula. The documentary will be available on channels ETV, ETV2, ETV+, Jupiter and website www.err.ee from January 1. ERR broadcasts other programs of MKMG’s own production: UnFortuity (50x3 min) about famous inventions of humanity and TasTea (50x2 min) with variety of tea recipes.

Tel Aviv-based Paramount company Ananey complemented its portfolio with the fitness program produced by MKMG FitsMe (16x15 min or 43x5 min, 2021). Israeli viewers now will enjoy a ready-to-use set of exercises for practicing at home.

Radio Television Brunei (RTB) included in its programming Magic Science (16x15 min, target 10+, production English Club TV, Ukraine). The kids program is intended to fuel desire to learn English and help kids succeed in the classroom with engaging activities. The secret laboratory of Magic Science is a fun way for school-age children to learn English through incredible science experiences.