APT Worldwide To Offer
New Titles At MIPCOM

PRESS RELEASE
CONTACT: Donna Hardwick
(617) 338-4455, ext. 129
Donna_Hardwick@APTonline.org

BOSTON, Massachusetts (September 28, 2004): APT Worldwide, the international sales division of U.S. public television distributor American Public Television, will offer 10 new titles at MIPCOM this October 4 - 7, 2004. This year, APT Worldwide has a mix of non-fiction programs exploring health, social/current affairs, lifestyle, art and music. Both APT and APT Worldwide will be based in the United States Independents section, booth number R30.18 during the four days of MIPCOM.

These titles include: September's Children (1x60), a look at the devastating effects of war and terrorism on children in Afghanistan, Israel, Gaza and New York City; the documentary Thirst (1x60), ordinary citizens risk their lives and jobs to retain control of their local water against multinational corporations; A Great Wonder (1x60), heartbreaking and inspiring stories from the "Lost Children of Sudan;" Playing for Real (1x60), a profile of two musical prodigies as they embark on professional music careers; The Dabbawallas (1x60), a fascinating study of human and social ingenuity among workers in Bombay, India; One Bite of the Apple: A Portrait of the Artist Edwina Sandys (1x60), the story of Winston Churchill's eccentric granddaughter who achieves fame as a noted artist; The Cure (1x60), a look at the startling discoveries that revolutionized medical care for heart disease and stroke, and the global race to find a cure; Wine, Food & Friends With Karen MacNeil With Cooking Light (13x30), the best-selling author of The Wine Bible pairs food and wine with delicious results; The Ten Tenors: Larger Than Life (1x60), a spectacular concert with the famous10 Australian tenors, filmed live in Brisbane; and Loreena McKennitt: No Journey's End (1x30), a beautifully haunting performance with the internationally acclaimed singer.

About APT Worldwide
APT Worldwide, located in Boston, Massachusetts, U.S.A., is a major supplier of non-fiction programming to broadcasters around the world. It is a division of American Public Television, a leading distributor of television programming to public television stations in the United States. For more information, please visit aptonline.org.

About American Public Television
For 42 years, American Public Television (APT) has been a prime source of programming for the nation's public television stations. APT distributes more than 10,000 hours of programming including: Globe Trekker, Muhammad Ali: Through the Eyes of the World, Rick Steves' Europe, Julia and Jacques Cooking at Home, Ballykissangel, Brian Jacques' Redwall and The Three Tenors Christmas. APT is known for identifying innovative programs and developing creative distribution techniques for producers. In four decades, it has established a tradition of providing public television stations nationwide with program choices that enable them to strengthen and customize their schedules. Press should contact Donna Hardwick at 617-338-4455 ext. 129 or via email to donna_hardwick@APTonline.org. For more information about APT's programs and services, log on to www.APTonline.org.