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December 24, 2009

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Welcome to another Yuletide edition of the African Movie Channel newsletter. Even more movies and quality drama serials than ever before are a mouse-click away, for you to enjoy on your PC and TV whenever you like at this special time of the year…

The African Movie Channel is available on-demand 24/7 anywhere in world, and provides the best picture quality for Nollywood and other African films, with every movie selection available to watch instantly at full-screen and crystal-clear TV quality.

And now there is a further reason to watch - from now until the end of January 2010, all movies will be a third off – that’s only £1 a movie! So now you can watch more for less. Simply purchase your credits as normal - you still get your bonus credits, and as usual, the more you spend the more bonus credits you get - so your films actually cost you less than £1 if you spend £10 or more!

It’s still extremely easy to enjoy the African Movie Channel; all you need is an internet connection together with a laptop or PC, no more! Registration is free and no subscription is required. Your computer must have the following installed: Microsoft Internet Explorer web browser and Windows Media Player. Please do not use Mozilla, Firefox, Google Chrome or AOL’s integrated web browser, or any other browser. If the adverts/trailers play, but your purchased movie does not, then go to the Microsoft Security Upgrade page, and click on the Upgrade button.

Watch award-winning drama serials and the best African movies this Christmas season only on the African Movie Channel.

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June 28, 2009

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Mary Slessor

The African Movie Channel continues to blaze the trail as the home of Africa’s top creative talent and most captivating entertainment. From Friday, 26th June, AMC will make available on-demand, the epic 11-part tale of Mary Slessor, the Scottish missionary whose service to the people of Calabar is remembered and honoured to this day.

With backing from the BBC, the series was produced and directed by top Nollywood director Jeta Amata, with help from long-time friend Nick Moran, star of the cool British gangster flick Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels.

Mary Slessor features Jeta’s father Zack Amata and uncle Fred Amata, two of the leading members of Nollywood’s ‘royal’ Amata family. The real star of this production is British actress Alison Pargeter, who rose to fame in British BAFTA-winning soap opera, Eastenders. Her portrayal of Mary Slessor brings the heroine of Calabar to life.

This compelling drama series recounts the colourful and courageous story of Mary Slessor, who lived and worked among the people of Calabar in the late 19th Century. By learning their language and culture, she spread the Christian faith and persuaded those with long-held traditional beliefs to abandon cruel practices, such as the killing of twins at birth, and adopt new ones, like modern medicines for the cure of various tropical diseases. She also crusaded for women’s rights and social justice in the context of communities that had been torn apart by the slave trade over many generations.

Mary Slessor of Calabar her story, so entrenched in the Calabar cultural heritage, is a poignant recount of a woman’s strong commitment and selfless service to humanity with rich moral values. Her story is so touching as to bring Queen Elizabeth II to her gravesite in Calabar in the year 1953 to pay homage to this great woman.

AMC’s co-director, Lola Onigbogi said, “Mary Slessor of Calabar is one of the most significant recent developments in African television production. With international funding, an international cast and crew and shot on location where actual events took place, it brings an African story to life for audiences all over the world. With AMC, we have created a platform that ensures audiences the world over can share in this inspiring story”.

Watch this gripping series on-demand exclusively only on the African Movie Channel www.africanmoviechannel.tv. And for a limited period only, watch the first three episodes for the price of two!

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December 25, 2008

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Welcome to another special Yultide edition of the AMC newsletter. There are now over 1000 of only the best African films and, hundreds of hours of award-winning drama serials and documentaries, on-demand for you to watch wherever you are and whenever you want at this special time of the year.

The African Movie Channel continues to be:

Universally Available AMC is available on-demand 24/7 anywhere in world, and provides the best picture quality for Nollywood and other African films, with every movie selection available to watch instantly at full-screen and crystal-clear TV quality.

Of Outstanding Quality No other outfit in the world delivers Nollywood and African films anywhere near the same quality. All AMC movies are sourced direct from the original master versions (not VCD’s!), thus guaranteeing exceptional audio and visual quality, far exceeding what you get anywhere. And too, you can fast-forward, rewind, and pause your selection - it’s just like watching a DVD!

Regularly Updated “Friday Latest Additions” A minimum of six movies are added every Friday. This Friday’s latest additions include some excellent recent releases, carefully selected for your enjoyment over the festive season.

Easy To Watch Anywhere All you need to watch movies on AMC is an internet connection together with a laptop or PC. You simply sign up to the African Movie Channel www.africanmoviechannel.tv (if you do not already have an account) – registration is free, and no subscription is required – you only pay for what you watch.

We thank you for your support throughout 2008 – we couldn’t have done it without you. We wish to thank all those we have worked with in 2008. To all our clients, sponsors, advertisers, and in particular our viewers, we thank you - all your comments and suggestions were always welcome and invaluable.

Join us through 2009 as we go from strength to strength on the African Movie Channel online www.africanmoviechannel.tv and other soon to be announced platforms.

African Movie Channel …delivering Real African drama on-demand to your home.

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October 21, 2008

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A multimillion-dollar business, a beautiful young wife, and all the trappings of success should make any man happy, but Ansu, Modou Musa, is a serial adulterer and it is breaking Amie, Awa Gassama, his young wife’s heart. For Ansu, “Prevention” is the key when playing around with other women, but he fails to realise that what he fears the most will haunt his heart forever… because one wrong move is all it takes…

Arrou (Prevention) is an award-winning film from the stables of Vinasha Productions of The Gambia. Directed by Segun Oguntola, and starring Modou Musa Ceesay, Awa Gassama, Alagie Saihou Saar, Habibatou Jallow, Arrou won Best Contribution to African Film and TV Development at the African Movie Academy Awards (AMA Awards) in 2006, and screened at the 2007 Pan African Film Festival in Los Angeles.

Arrou is in Wollof with English Subtitles. Watch it only on the African Movie Channel - www.africanmoviechannel.tv.

Vinasha Productions is currently raising finance for its new motion picture Drum Bass and Piano, an urban music drama that follows Osborne Hawthorne, a white bankrupt classical pianist who, through midlife crisis unwittingly joins forces with Leo Burgess, a young, black renegade music producer. In an unlikely partnership, Leo and Osborne run Sub FM, a pirate radio station, and together they must overcome a violent turf war, corrupt cops, personal conflict, the credit crunch, and terrorist advances if they are to revitalise their waning careers, and revolutionise London’s classical and urban music scenes. www.drumbassandpiano.com.

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August 1, 2008

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Every movie £1 Throughout August

Summer proper is finally here, and for the month of August only, ALL movies will be £1! 

No catch – simply spend £10 or more buying credits in the month of August, and you will immediately receive enough bonus credits to make every film you watch cost you only £1, that’s it! 

spend £10 and get 50 bonus credits FREE, instead of the usual 4 bonus credits!

spend £20 and get 100 bonus credits FREE, instead of the usual 10 bonus credits!!

spend £30 and get 150 bonus credits FREE, instead of the usual 22 bonus credits!!!

You can use your bonus credits to watch any movies you like whenever you like and wherever you are. 

And now, ALL drama series will only cost you 7 credits, that’s only 70p!

Watch Tade Ogidan’s BEHIND THE SEIGE and other popular and exciting African drama serials - Dear Mother, Rough Edges, Ya Ma’Afrika, Family Ties, Cyberia and Households, all on-demand, only on the African Movie Channel. 

The African Movie Channel continues to provide a truly amazing viewing experience with every selection available to enjoy instantly at superb full-screen TV quality as standard. Our films will remain of superior standard compared to anything available on VCD or anywhere online; we have said this before - don’t take our word for it; see for yourself. 

All you need to enjoy AMC is an internet connection together with a laptop or PC; that’s it! You can if you want, connect your PC or laptop to your TV, and sit back and indulge in a truly amazing viewing experience with all the family. 

African Movie Channel – delivering the best African films and drama on-demand to your home…

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June 15, 2008

AFRICAN MOVIE CHANNEL plays host to Tunde Kelani’s The Narrow Path

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Tunde KELANI is Africa’s leading filmmaker. His films are not only smash hits at home, but also receive acclaim worldwide. His recent film, The Narrow Path, based on the popular novel “The Virgin” by Bayo Adebowale, tells the story of Awero, a young village girl who chooses between suitors - the clumsy hunter Odejimi and the effete rich man Lapade, but a haunting experience, expectations of family and culture turn her wedding night into a nightmare. Storm clouds gather as she is forced to walk a thin line between honor and shame, carrying the resourcefulness of African womanhood and the fate of communities in a fragile balance.

The Narrow Path is currently on limited release. Watch this terrific film about the value and cultural implications of African womanhood, and the best African movies, only on the African Movie Channel - www.africanmoviechannel.tv

Other Kelani works also available on the African Movie Channel include the internationally acclaimed Thunderbolt, and Campus Queen, and great Kelani classics like, Ti Oluwa Ni Ile, Agogo Eewo, Koseegbe, Saworoide, O Le Ku, Ayo Ni Mofe, and Kelani’s educational and highly entertaining documentaries – The Argungu Fishing Festival, Durbar In The North, Olojo Festival and Oroki (Osun-Oshogbo Festival).

Watch out for Tunde Kelani’s eagerly awaited awesome new masterpiece, ARUGBA inspired from Oroki, a previous Kelani documentary on the Osun-Oshogbo festival against the tapestry of contemporary social and political experience.

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April 17, 2008

Award-winning African Drama Series Showing on the AFRICAN MOVIE CHANNEL!

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For the first time ever, the popular and award-winning African TV series - Dear Mother, Rough Edges, Behind The Seige, are available on-demand on the African Movie Channel; and other exciting drama series will follow very shortly. These exciting drama series are hugely popular throughout the continent of Africa where they are only available on Pay TV platforms; you will not find them anywhere else, let alone on-demand…, that is of course until the African Movie Channel.

AMC is available on-demand 24/7 anywhere in world, and provides the best picture quality for Nollywood and other African films and, more recently, drama, with every selection available to watch instantly at full-screen and crystal-clear TV quality. And you can fast-forward, rewind, and pause your selection – its just like watching a DVD!

All you need to watch the African Movie Channel is an internet connection together with a laptop or PC with Microsoft Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player installed, that’s it! Registration is FREE and no subscription is required. At least six movies and/or drama series’ episodes are added every Friday.

No other outfit in the world delivers Nollywood and African films, and now, award-winning African drama series anywhere near the same quality. All AMC content are sourced direct from the original master versions (not VCD’s!); exceptional quality, far exceeding what you get anywhere, therefore comes as standard.

Watch the best African movies and real African drama only on the African Movie Channel - www.africanmoviechannel.tv

African Movie Channel – delivering Real African Drama on-demand to your home…

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February 28, 2008

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Welcome to another edition of the AMC newsletter. You keep talking and we continue to do more than just listen… Yet again, we have delivered! We brought you Ya Ma’Afrika, and now, for the first time ever, the popular and award-winning African TV series - Dear Mother, Household, Rough Edges, Behind The Seige, Cyberia, Family Ties and others you have been clamoring for, will be available on-demand on the African Movie Channel from March 2008.

These drama series have got massive followings throughout the continent of Africa where they are only available on Pay TV platforms; you will not find them anywhere else, let alone on-demand…, that is until the African Movie Channel.

There are now several hundreds of only the best Nollywood and African movies on AMC, for you to enjoy on your PC and TV whenever you like. At least six movies are added every Friday. Every Friday latest addition include recent releases and classics, carefully selected for your weekend enjoyment.

AMC is available on-demand 24/7 anywhere in world, and provides the best picture quality for Nollywood and other African films and, now drama, with every selection available to watch instantly at full-screen and crystal-clear TV quality. All you need to watch the African Movie Channel is an internet connection together with a laptop or PC with Microsoft Internet Explorer and Windows Media Player installed, that’s it! Registration is FREE and no subscription is required.

No other outfit in the world delivers Nollywood and African films, and now award-winning African drama series, anywhere near the same quality. All AMC content are sourced direct from the original master versions (not VCD’s!), thus guaranteeing exceptional quality, far exceeding what you get anywhere. And too, you can fast-forward, rewind, and pause your selection - just like a DVD!

AMC totally abhors piracy. Every content on our channel is there with the full permission by way of a contractual agreement with the rights-owner who gets paid every time YOU watch. Only AMC currently provides an effective structured and accountable distribution outlet for African content.

Watch the best African movies and real African drama only on the African Movie Channel!

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December 23, 2007

Kingsley Ogoro’s WIDOW and more on the AFRICAN MOVIE CHANNEL!

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Welcome to a special Yultide edition of the AMC newsletter. 100’s of Nollywood and other African movies are a mouse-click away, for you to enjoy on your PC and TV whenever you like at this special time of the year…

Universal Availability AMC is available on-demand 24/7 anywhere in world, and provides the best picture quality for Nollywood and other African films, with every movie selection available to watch instantly at full-screen and crystal-clear TV quality.

Outstanding Quality No other outfit in the world delivers Nollywood and African films anywhere near the same quality. All AMC movies are sourced direct from the original master versions (not VCD’s!), thus guaranteeing exceptional audio and visual quality, far exceeding what you get anywhere. And too, you can fast-forward, rewind, and pause your selection - it’s just like watching a DVD!

Friday Latest Additions A minimum of six movies are added every Friday. This Friday’s latest additions include some excellent recent releases, carefully selected for your enjoyment over the festive season, and there will at least six more next Friday, and the Friday after that, and the Friday…, you get the gist.

Easy To Watch All you need to watch movies on AMC is an internet connection together with a laptop or PC. Registration is free and no subscription is required. Your computer must have the following installed: Microsoft Internet Explorer browser available here, and Windows Media Player available here. Please do not use Firefox or AOL’s integrated web browser or any other browser. If the adverts/trailers play, but your purchased movie does not, then go to the Microsoft Security Upgrade page by clicking here and click on the Upgrade button.

AMC Against Piracy! Every movie on AMC is there with the total permission by way of a contractual agreement with the rights-owner (or their authorized representative) who gets paid every time YOU watch their movie. That’s right - African movie producers and directors earn money every time YOU watch their movies on the African Movie Channel. Only AMC currently provides an effective structured and accountable distribution outlet for African movies.

Watch the best African movies legally this Christmas and throughout 2008 only on the African Movie Channel www.africanmoviechannel.tv

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November 4, 2007

AFRICAN MOVIE CHANNEL Now 72 Hours from first viewing!

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The African Movie Channel, AMC has been available online at www.africanmoviechannel.tv since May 2007. It launched as a Video-On-Demand TV channel in the UK on the Homechoice platform (now Tiscali TV), to international acclaim, in April 2006. 100’s of Nollywood and other African movies are a mouse-click away, for you to watch on your PC and TV whenever you like.

You have been enjoying the fine works of Africa’s best producers and directors from the comfort of your living-rooms and offices for the last six months. Now, you can watch every movie you purchase up to three times within 72 hours from first viewing. If you don’t watch a movie at all after purchase, it remains in your account indefinitely.

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