Cineverse switches on Frequency to distribute FAST channels
Frequency will also make Cineverse’s Matchpoint advanced VOD platform available across its network.
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Frequency will also make Cineverse’s Matchpoint advanced VOD platform available across its network.
The collaboration is specifically crafted to strengthen local and regional content while ensuring the sustainability of local media institutions.
The company's EMEA portfolio includes Disney+, films, television, content licensing and local original productions.
The deal is the latest expansion for Manga Productions, which focuses on the production and distribution of animations and games, having recently co-produced films with Japan’s Toei Animation.
The Originals is a creative house that specialises in creating original interdisciplinary experiences and content around art, culture and technology to inspire positive change in society.
Neom’s media head honcho Wayne Borg is forging ahead with a raft of infrastructural investments and initiatives intended to make Saudi Arabia’s newest development an integrated media hub with all ...
The line-up features titles that will mark their world and international premieres in Cairo.
The festival’s screenings will be held online with few in-venues screenings in the light of the coronavirus.
The films will be screened for free tomorrow on the FUNN website from 5 pm to 5:40 pm
The new platform leverages third-generation blockchain technology to empower creators and fans throughout the film production process, from project proposal to greenlighting for launch.
The programme includes five films including German film 'Paradise with Pavilion' (2017), directed by Sandra Barth, and 'A|C|G|T' (2017) directed by Nick Teplov.
The films include 'Between Heaven and Earth' by Najwa Najjar, 'Haifa Street' by Mohanad Hayal.
The festival, which will take place from March 12 to 18 next year, will host Egyptian actor Mahmoud Hemida as the honorary president of the edition for the third year ...
The Amman International Film Festival is Jordan’s first international film festival that showcases Arab and international films.
There will also be online discussions with the participating artists.
The ten films will be premiered on the Ladima Foundation Facebook page at 5:00 pm (UAE) on July 10.
The project was produced in Dubai and then executed and filmed remotely, via live streaming, in Sydney, Australia.
With entries already being submitted, the Ladima Foundation jury will select the final 10 films for the competition.
The viewers will be made to walk through thermal reader, sanitation tunnel and footbath before entering all assets.
Under the deal, the companies will collaborate on a wide range of multi-platform content rooted in Sony Pictures IP.
The series will be screened on Sharjah Art Foundation’s social media from May 29 to June 26.
The event aims to stimulate a global discussion around public diplomacy and demonstrate the influence of documentaries and video content during this unprecedented time.
With certain regulations and guidelines, the order for issuing filming permits will be effective immediately.
The collection aims to honour and celebrate Netflix's commitment to Africa and the African creative community.
The films will be available on digital and on-demand platforms including iTunes, Google Play, beIN On Demand, OSN Store, and E-vision.
“Box Office HD2” and “beIN CINEMA” channels bring more curated Hollywood content to cater to families.
Under the deal, MAD Solutions will be responsible for RFF-Revart Film Festival's marketing and distribution.
The combined company is projected to release approximately 40 feature-length films, including seven sequels to prior hits and 100+ originals of episodic content, in 2020.
BeIN’s entertainment channels will also showcase blockbuster movies such as 'Geostorm', 'Jumanji: The New Level' and 'Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker'.
The screenings start promptly at 8:30 pm and viewers that join the streaming at a later time will not be able to watch the film from the beginning.
The initiative is in line with the government directives to encourage citizens to stay at home in light of the coronavirus pandemic.
Independent films from Egyptian filmmakers will be made available through Zawya Cinema to ensure more visibility for this market.
In the past two months, four Jordanian productions, two Arab projects, one Jordanian-Arab co-production, one American TV series and a Serbian feature film were shot in the country.
The restored versions of “The Pilgrimage to Mecca” and “Glimpses of Jeddah” will premiere at the inaugural Red Sea International Film Festival, which will run from March 12-21, 2020.
The film, which was shot on an Arri Alexa Mini paired with a set of Cooke anamorphic lenses, showcases traditional Arab culture through talent and locations.
Teams from 10 projects in development and six films in post-production enjoyed mentoring sessions from international industry professionals at the Atlas Workshops 2019 during the Marrakech film festival.
Africa’s streaming platform for documentary films will present stories that reflect the difficulties of migration as faced by thousands of people.
A new megaplex in Muscat will offer movie-goers access to four luxurious screens, which will include 180-degree leather reclining seats with personal amenities, Maitre d’ call buttons and adjustable tables.
Rasha Shokr outlines the conditions that favoured the golden era of Egyptian cinema and proposes a solution for restoring Egypt to its past glory.
The selected projects will receive artistic and financial support from the CineGouna Platform.
Al-Bakri is not new to the RFC. He served as its Capacity Building Manager for five years from 2007 2012.
The Royal Film Commission of Jordan is aiming to create an environment conducive to filmmaking for players within the region and beyond.
This years line-up includes some popular titles from the region. Beginning with, one Arab film In Competition, which is Palestinian filmmaker Elia Suleiman's film It Must Be Heaven.
