Netflix will bow the Turkish hit, an adaptation of the Australian drama 'Wentworth,' worldwide on Oct. 18.


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Netflix has acquired another women's prison drama, taking global rights to Avlu, a Turkish prison series adapted from the Australian hit Wentworth. Avlu is set go out worldwide Friday on the streamer.


Netflix inked the deal for Avlu with Fremantle, which produces the original Australian series, as well as multiple international spinoffs, and handled global sales. Wentworth, which is entering its eighth season, also streams on Netflix.


Avlu has been a ratings hit since its launch on Turkey's Star TV in March 2018. The second season, which wrapped in May, drew a peak audience of 3.8 million viewers for the channel. Season three is set to premiere in Turkey later this year.


Avlu is produced by Hayri Aslan and Limon Film.


Wentworth is one of Fremantle's most successful international series, having sold to 158 territories worldwide. The show, created by Reg Watson and Lara Radulovich, has been successfully adapted in Germany, The Netherlands and Belgium.