The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival's TV Beats Co-Financing Market has unveiled a high-profile slate of series for its Nov. 17-18 market, spotlighting projects from acclaimed filmmakers Eran Riklis, A.J. Annila and Oscar winner Florian Gallenberger. The selection, announced exclusively for industry attendees, highlights a mix of true-story drama, crime and sharp Cold War satire aimed at international co-production partners and buyers. Leading the lineup is The Abduction of Yossele Schumacher from Israeli director Eran Riklis, known for Lemon Tree and Reading Lolita in Tehran. Inspired by true events, the series promises tense drama and historical depth that could attract broadcasters and streaming platforms seeking prestige factual adaptations. A.J. Annila, director of Codename: Annika and Peacemaker, brings Helsinki 1939, a period drama that revisits pre-World War II tensions with cinematic flair. Completing the trio is Nuclear Sunset Cruise by Florian Gallenberger, the Oscar-winning director behind The Turncoat and Quiero Ser, offering a satirical, politically charged take on Cold War-era intrigue. The TV Beats Co-Financing Market is designed to connect creators with producers, distributors, sales agents and financiers to secure international funding and distribution. The curated slate reflects the festival's push to elevate series with strong auteur voices and cross-border appeal, making it a key event for buyers hunting standout scripted content ahead of the new production season. Industry delegates attending the Nov. 17-18 sessions can expect pitch presentations, one-on-one meetings and networking opportunities aimed at fast-tracking co-financing deals. With its mix of true-events storytelling, crime narratives and biting Cold War satire, the market's 2025 slate underlines Tallinn's growing reputation as a hub for TV series financing and global sales.