Only Distrib introduces its latest programming catalog at the 2026 edition of MIPCOM in Cannes. The company presents a diversified slate of documentary, factual, and educational formats tailored for the international television market, highlighting a strategic expansion across multiple genres.
Within the youth and educational segment, the company launches the children’s program Okoo-Koo. Structured as a co-viewing experience for audiences aged six and older, the format is led by a quartet of young adult hosts and focuses on collaborative learning and social sharing. Buyers were able to acquire the property in either a 36-episode format of 45 minutes each, or as 540 short-form segments running 26 minutes.
The slate includes Wild Expeditions, a five-part series running 52 minutes per episode that captures the intersection of humanity and nature across varied landscapes from Iceland to Mongolia. Similarly, the eight-episode documentary Underground People follows host Jean-Simon Leduc as he investigates isolated subterranean communities across eight different nations. For extreme travel buyers, the company offeres Motorcycle Nomads, chronicling three riders navigating the harsh terrain of Quebec toward the remote Caniapiscau Reservoir across five 45-minute installments.
In the realm of cultural heritage and current affairs, Only Distrib pitches The Great Restoration, a 13-part series documenting private citizens and local associations rehabilitating historical architecture throughout France. The fine arts catalog was bolsters by the standalone hour-long documentary Matisse: Light Beyond the Rain, which analyzes the Mediterranean environment’s influence on the iconic painter’s color palette. Rounding out the offering is Crazy Days in Argentina, a 52-minute political documentary examining the media presence and socioeconomic impact of Argentine President Javier Milei’s administration.
