Cineflix Rights, one of the UK’s independent television content distributors, is premiering more than 70 hours of new content from Cineflix Productions and third party producers in its NATPE Prague slate.

Last Seen Alive (6 x 60’, Cineflix Productions), which charts the emotional and action-packed journeys of 12 families-turned-detectives as they chase down leads, interview potential witnesses, and travel cross-country in the hope of reuniting with their recently missing relatives, is already a proven success in the U.S., premiering earlier this month with high ratings on Investigation Discovery.

Celebrity Damage Control (26 x 60’, CMJ Productions) takes a closer look at Hollywood’s most notorious celebrity crime scandals and finds out how the celebrities somehow managed to survive the upheaval. Celebrity Legacies (26 x 60’, CMJ Productions) reveals how wealthy some of Hollywood’s biggest stars actually were when they met their demise, who tried to lay claim to their inheritance, and who finally got it. Both series are premiering on U.S. network Reelz this summer.

Café Racer (seasons 1 and 2, 29 x 30’, Chet Burks Productions) challenges motorcycle builders to design, engineer, and create their very own dream on wheels from an older frame in the retro-style of classic café racers. Gear Heads (5 x 30’, Rio Vista International) follows Nick Field and Rick Ford who own and operate a performance motorcar operation in Houston, Texas as they strive to accomplish their goal of achieving maximum horsepower in the vehicles they upgrade.

Lucy Rawson, Sales Executive, Africa, CEE, Middle East, and Southern Mediterranean at Cineflix Rights, who will be attending NATPE Europe, said: “Eastern Europe is very much a vibrant and evolving sales territory for Cineflix Rights, as we continue to work with broadcasters on a pan-regional basis and build and maintain important relationships with local broadcasters. We’re pleased to be heading to NATPE with a host of new factual content and looking forward to closing deals at the market.”