Europa Europa

Europa Europa is a subscription television channel focused exclusively on European-produced films and television series. It was launched on 1 October 2001, replacing the channel Cineplaneta, as a joint effort between Pramer and Zone Vision Group. Pramer handled distribution and marketing for pay-TV systems in Latin America, while both companies managed programming and advertising sales. In 2007, Liberty Global, the parent company of Pramer, acquired full ownership of Europa Europa, which until then had been shared with Zonemedia (formerly Zone Vision). In 2013, the channel became part of the Chello Latin America portfolio when Pramer changed its name after merging with MGM Latin America. On 8 July 2014, it came under the ownership of AMC Networks when that company acquired Chello Latin America. The channel is currently owned and operated by AMC Networks International. Its programming includes themed blocks such as "La película del mes" (The Movie of the Month), "NeuRopa" (dedicated to contemporary European cinema), "Leading Ladies" (focused on women), "Libros en 35 mm" (films based on book adaptations), "Homenaje" (tribute to great European filmmakers), and "Series" (series and miniseries). The official website lists programs such as "Historias de la ducha," "Señora Volpe," and "Holmes & Watson: Días en Madrid," along with schedules and news.

Europa Europa is a subscription television channel of Argentine origin, dedicated exclusively to European-produced films and television series. It began broadcasting on 1 October 2001, replacing the channel Cineplaneta, through a joint effort between Pramer and Zone Vision Group. The two companies handled programming and advertising sales, while Pramer was responsible for distribution and commercialization for pay-TV systems in Latin America. In 2007, Liberty Global, the parent company of Pramer, acquired full ownership of Europa Europa, which until then had been jointly owned with Zonemedia (formerly Zone Vision). In 2013, the channel became part of the Chello Latin America portfolio when Pramer changed its name after merging with MGM Latin America. On 8 July 2014, it finally passed into the hands of AMC Networks when that company acquired Chello Latin America. The channel is currently owned and operated by AMC Networks International. Its programming includes themed blocks such as "La película del mes" (dedicated to the star movie of the month), "NeuRopa" (dedicated to contemporary European cinema), "Leading Ladies" (dedicated to women), "Libros en 35 mm" (dedicated to films based on book adaptations), "Homenaje" (tribute to great European filmmakers), and "Series" (dedicated to series and miniseries). The official website lists programs such as "Historias de la ducha," "Señora Volpe," and "Holmes & Watson: Días en Madrid," along with schedules and news.

• Launched on 1 October 2001, replacing Cineplaneta, as a joint effort between Pramer and Zone Vision Group.

• In 2007, Liberty Global acquired full ownership of Europa Europa.

• In 2013, the channel became part of Chello Latin America after Pramer merged with MGM Latin America.

• On 8 July 2014, AMC Networks acquired Chello Latin America, taking ownership of the channel.

Dedicated exclusively to European cinema and television series for Latin American pay-TV audiences.

• La película del mes

  Dedicated to the star movie of the month.

• NeuRopa

  Dedicated to contemporary European cinema.

• Leading Ladies

  Dedicated to women.

• Libros en 35 mm

  Dedicated to films based on book adaptations.

• Homenaje

  Tribute to great European filmmakers.

• Series

  Dedicated to series and miniseries.

1. 1Europa Europa official websiteeuropaeuropa.tv
2. 2Europa Europa (canal de televisión) - Wikipediaes.wikipedia.org
3. 3Europa Europa - Wikidatawikidata.org