The PITCH&PLAY SERIES+ screenings continue today with the new series from MediaHub, Red Arrow Studios International and TVP.

Broken Lives is a new daily drama coming from Turkey and produced for Kanal D. It has already traveled to five countries.

The Gone is a hit thriller series co-produced by Ireland's RTÉ and New Zealand's TVNZ.

Moth Hunting is the latest period drama hit from Polish pubcaster TVP. The series dominated the Sunday primetime in Poland this spring.


Broken Lives | MediaHub
(https://pitchplay.tv/seriesplus/108)

Genre: Family Drama, 125x45'

Heir to the great Kocabey company, Çınar was once engaged to the beautiful but devious Ela. After the breakup, he returns home as the most eligible bachelor in town after finishing his studies in the U.S. Despite his wealthy upbringing, he's humble, well-mannered, and kind. Hoping to pursue his passion for photography, he defies his father's wishes to take over the family business and starts a studio with his friend which opens Pandora’s Box for everyone involved.


The Gone | Red Arrow Studios International
(https://pitchplay.tv/seriesplus/110)

Genre: Crime Drama, 6x60'

The Gone is a deftly crafted, character-driven drama that follows Dublin-based Theo Richter, an Irish Special Branch detective, as he heads to New Zealand to help search for two young Irish tourists who have vanished without a trace. They’ve gone missing from Mount Affinity, a picturesque rural town with a dark history of disappearance and death that has recently become home to supposedly altruistic tech conglomerate Houkura – dividing the local population.


Moth Hunting | TVP
(https://pitchplay.tv/seriesplus/114)

Genre: Drama, 7x45'

Warsaw 1905. A young girl, entangled with independence activists, gets out of prison and is sold to the high-end brothel of Franciszka Szlimakowska. She takes the name “Yvette” and decides to earn money working as a prostitute to go to her beloved in Siberia. She wants to take her life into her own hands, hoping fortune will smile upon her. However, she does not anticipate the coming storm resulting from a political conspiracy of General Margrafsky, the head of Okhrana, a secret police-force of the Russian Empire, carried out with one of the most dangerous men of the Warsaw underworld