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Mumbai: The Middle East Broadcasting Corporation (MBC) Group has extended its partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD). MBC Group will continue to deliver Warner Bros. theatrical titles till 2026. In addition, it will add new Cartoon Network content to its lineup.
Movies will air on MBC2. Titles will include Tenet, Wonder Woman 1984, The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, It Chapter Two, and Joker. The deal also includes franchises like Batman, Harry Potter, Fantastic Beasts, and The Lord of the Rings.
"We have had a strong relationship with Warner Bros. Discovery for two decades and this deal cements it for years to come. The deal allows MBC Group to show some of the biggest theatrical titles by Warner Bros. to our audiences across the Middle East and North Africa and expand our Cartoon Network offering across the region," said MBC Group CEO Sam Barnett.
WBD GM CEE, the Middle East and Turkey Jamie Cooke said, "MBC is a highly valued and longstanding partner for Warner Bros. Discovery in Mena. We are happy to have found new ways to deepen our longstanding relationship while reinforcing our commitment to free TV. This partnership with them allows us to offer our unparalleled collection of content and provide consumers with entertainment variety."
Mumbai: The value of the UK home entertainment category rose to £4.43 billion in 2022. This is inclusive of all SVoD, digital and disc sales, and rental (PEST, EST, PVoD, VoD, DVD, Blu-Ray, 4K UHD, BoxSet. This is up three per cent year-on-year (YoY), demonstrating choice and scale in a dominant UK...
Mumbai: A panel discussion was held on the "Future of Cinema Distribution in India and Worldwide" on day three of the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Film Festival in Mumbai. The session saw a discussion on various aspects of film distribution, including the impact of OTT platforms and the change...
The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation festival will commence on Saturday with the world premiere of the Tamil film Appatha. The film is directed by Padma awardee filmmaker Priyadarshan while Jio Studios and Wide Angle Creations are co-producers.
Mumbai: The ministry of information and broadcasting is organising the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation Film Festival in Mumbai through the National Film Development Corp. (NFDC). The SCO Film Festival is being organised to mark India’s presidency.
Mumbai: Flag hoisting on a misty, winter morning on the school grounds or huddling close to a television set to watch the Republic Day parade with loved ones are some of the most cherished memories we all recall from childhood. Aahana Kumra who stars in Zee Theater's Sir Sir Sarla is no exception...
Mumbai: PVR Ltd. reported unaudited consolidated financial results for the third quarter and nine months ended 31 December 2022. The consolidated revenue, earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation, and amortisation (Ebitda) and profit after tax were recorded at Rs 9,608 million, Rs 3,088...
Mumbai: With deep sorrow The Screenwriters Association (SWA) has informed us of the demise of their beloved screenwriter and fellow member, Sanjay Chouhan on 12 January. He was extremely talented and devoted to his craft, and his contribution to the field of screenwriting and Indian cinema is...
Both Bollywood and the UAE are synonymous with glitz and glamour. There is no better place than the UAE that embodies the dazzling, flamboyant film industry, with desi undertones and unique attractions. With a strong Indian community around and a never ending appetite for flair, it’s little...
