Israeli production company Dori Media is attending MIPCOM in Cannes with its largest unscripted programming slate to date, featuring six new shows across various genres including game shows, documentaries, and reality formats. The company is responding to global client demand for affordable content that can help broadcasters connect with local audiences, according to CEO Nadav Palti.

The slate includes The Hive, a strategic quiz show from United Studios Productions; You Should Know, a personalised quiz format drawing questions from contestants' social media; the documentary series My Hottest Years exploring hormonal changes in women; New Love, a 72-hour dating reality format where women live with strangers before deciding whether to continue; Paraiso Tropical, a documentary reopening a 1970s Panama plane crash case that killed 21 people; and Seekers, a six-part series featuring actors Édgar Ramírez, Riley Keough and Jamie-Lynn Sigler exploring human meaning-seeking through the perspectives of various spiritual figures.