U.S. HISPANIC
Olympusat acquires Mexican blockbuster movie hits from 24 Frames
Marcela Tedesco| 24 de julio de 2014
Arturo Chávez
Olympusat announced its film acquisitions agreement with 24 Frames, an independent distribution and production film company catering to the North American market.Olympusat has acquired five Mexican blockbuster movie hits, which include the romantic comedy Regresa starring Jaime Camil, the crime drama Sultanes del Sur starring Ana de la Reguera and Jordi Molla, and the comedy hit Pretendiendo (Ugly Me) starring Bárbara Mori.The deal was negotiated by Arturo Chávez, SVP of Hispanic Networks for Olympusat, and Ludo Cremers, President of 24 Frames. The new content will air on the following Olympusat HD networks: Ultra Cine, an HD network that focuses on award-winning and original films from Mexico, Spain, and Latin America; Ultra Film, the first HD movie network offering the best in modern films from around the world, dubbed or originally produced in Spanish; and Ultra Mex, the only HD movie channel in the U.S. carrying modern Mexican films featuring the most prominent actors and directors from Mexico.
