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For the newest season of their Canadian true-crime podcast, couple Jo and Farid delve into the gruesome 1980s slaughter of a family of five. Farid travels to the destitute town of Briddus, Newfoundland to put the pieces of the mystery together through witness interviews and covert investigation. Jo, the foley artist, isolates in her recently deceased mother's country home to ready it for sale all while creating the chilling sounds to accompany Farid's words. Jo struggles to stay removed from her schizophrenic mother's suicide, but after picking up disturbing sounds inside the house, she goes down a twisted path towards a dark family secret that ruthlessly haunts her.
Four-part drama starring Jason Isaacs about the life of Hollywood’s leading man, launching on the streaming platform in November. Written by award-winning screenwriter, Jeff Pope, and produced by Etta Pictures, Pope’s ITV Studios label, BritBox International is the co-production partner.
Rooted in truthful observations about life growing up in the 2020s, the show highlights some of the very specific challenges faced by this generation, and the related effects on their mental health.
When four Australian soldiers are sent on a secret mission to the war-torn island nation of Behati-Prinsloo, they are mistaken for Americans and captured by freedom fighters. The Australian authorities, who aren’t supposed to be in Behati-Prinsloo, cut the boys loose. Rather than go home to nothing, they produce a hostage video that goes viral. When the soldiers reach celebrity status, they realise that being C*A*U*G*H*T might just be the best thing that could've happened to them.
ITVX Kids, the dedicated destination for younger viewers that launched on the UK’s freshest streaming service in July, has seen children’s content streamed 5.7 million times since launch. This was a +120% increase on the same dates last year. After supercharging its kids offering for the summer holidays, there’s plenty more to come on ITVX Kids as October half term approaches and beyond.
