Factual

Bomanbridge Media has strengthened its international footprint after closing a wide range of broadcast agreements across North America and Europe, underscoring the global demand for its premium factual and arts programming.  In the US, EarthxTV acquired more than 45 hours of factual programming, with titles set to roll out around Earth Day, including Valley of the Bears and Nature’s Calendar. APT, meanwhile, licensed the one-hour special Greenland, exploring Inuit culture and the region’s history.
Canada also proved a strong market, with CBC picking up the four-part series The Climate Restorers, narrated by Peter Coyote. Knowledge Network secured a five-title package featuring the presenter-led version of Greenland alongside arts titles such as Hopper: An American Love Story.

In Europe, Bomanbridge continues to capitalise on its expanding catalogue, including content from the DocLights library acquired in late 2025. In Italy, Rai 5 licensed a 10-hour wildlife package featuring Forest High Life and Masked Bandits, and also picked up the arts documentary Frida Kahlo.
In Spain, RTVE acquired wildlife titles including Babies – A Wild Welcome, while TV3 Catalunya licensed the special Cutting the Line. Portugal’s TVI joined the list of partners with a nine-hour natural history package including World’s Wildest and Reclaim the Rainforest.
Across Central and Eastern Europe, demand for factual content remains strong. Viasat Explore acquired Texas Gator Savers, while Viasat History and Arte France picked up Hidden Secrets of the Adriatic.
In German-speaking territories, ZDF and 3Sat will air five titles from the Exhibition on Screen collection, including Vermeer: The Greatest Exhibition and Klimt and The Kiss, reinforcing the appeal of Bomanbridge’s arts slate.

Rounding out the deals, Hearst Networks acquired The Lost Secrets of Jesus, while Turkey’s GTZ closed a 70-hour multi-genre package that includes the crime series The Interrogation Room.