Village Cinema

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Village Cinema

Country	Greece
Headquarters	Greece
Programming
Language(s)	Greek (only the advertisements) English (with Greek subtitles)
Picture format	16:9 (1080i, HDTV)
Ownership
Owner	Demco Group
Sister channels	Cosmote Cinema Cosmote Sport
History
Launched	June 11, 2012
Links
Website	Village Cinema
Availability
Satellite
Cosmote TV	Channel 202
IPTV
CytaVision	Channel 38

Village Cinema is a television movie network, owned by local diversified investment holding company, Demco Group, under brand license from Village Roadshow. It debuted in Greece on June, 11th 2012 exclusively on Cosmote TV via Conn-x (IPTV service) and Cosmote TV via Satellite.^[1]

The channel features movies, blockbusters and exclusively premieres by Village Cinemas. Also, it features shows with showbiz news, making of, deleted scenes and backstage. The channel began broadcasting with the premiere of the film Buried which debuted in Greek television.

Also, It has the rights of many premieres exclusively in Greece, such as Midnight in Paris and Mirror Mirror, which premiered in 2012 for the first time in Greece.

See also[]

• Village Cinemas
• Village Roadshow
• OTE

References[]

External links[]

• Official site