Rotana Cinema

Rotana Cinema
Launched 2005
Network Rotana
Owned by Rotana Group
Picture format 576i (SDTV)
1080i (HDTV)
Slogan You won't be able to blink your eyes
Country Saudi Arabia
Headquarters Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Website cinema.rotana.net
Availability
Satellite
Eutelsat 7WA (7.3°W) 11296 H 27500 – 3/4 – SD
Badr 5 (26°E) 10730 V 27500 – 3/4 – HD
Badr 6 (26°E) 11843H 27500 – 3/4 – SD
beIN (MENA) Channel 305

Rotana Cinema is a free-to-air satellite television channel that is owned by Rotana Group network. It was launched in 2005, and broadcasts exclusively old and contemporary films in Arabic.

Rotana Cinema has the largest and richest Arabic movie library in the world;[1][2] this channel broadcasts premium production films ranging from golden oldies to the latest blockbusters that have never been broadcast on TV, making it the first channel to use the direct -to-TV method by fast forwarding the period between a movie’s premier in theaters and the TV premier[3]

Since 2005, Rotana Cinema has established itself as the Arab family's very own cinema at home and is set to continue solidifying that position through its 1000+ films not yet seen on TV and its exclusive premiers. The channel airs more than 35 premier movies per year directly from the cinema to the television.

Al Nashra Al Fanneya

Al Nashra Al Fanneya is a popular entertainment program in the Arab world and is considered the source of the all the latest entertainment industry news in the region. It provides the viewers with the latest news and updates on their favorite artists and the upcoming productions in both TV and Cinema.

Slogan

Its slogan, translated into English, means "you won't be able to blink your eyes". This slogan has become part of the Arab pop culture especially that the channel's ratings are the highest in the history of the Arab movie channels. (Arabic: مش هتقدر تغمض عينيك)

The logo has undergone periodic face-lifts since the channels launch[4]

References

  1. ↑ "Acquiring Egypt's movie heritage". Al Jazeera.
  2. ↑ http://www.amcham.org.eg/resources_publications/publications/business_monthly/issue.asp?sec=17&subsec=Saudi+billionaire+buys+films,+stirs+controversy&im=5&iy=2004
  3. ↑ "Rotana Cinema Launches Largest Free Arabic Movie Platform". Business Wire.
  4. ↑ "Rotana Cinema Logo Evolution".
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