Poland is the first country where the online VOD platform Flixmojo www.flixmojo.com will be available, competing with paid platforms (including Netflix and Amazon Video).
It will stand out thanks to its content, among other things — it will feature primarily films and series from years past, beloved classics, and great world cinema. Another distinguishing feature is the price — a monthly subscription will cost £1.99 per month.
FlixMojo's initial offering includes around a thousand titles, among them a collection of cinema classics, a library of animated series for children, and American, Polish, Czech, and Russian series. FlixMojo is also finalizing the acquisition of rights to a large library of Bollywood cinema as well as companies such as Europa Corp., Filmax, Latido Films, American Films, and Gaumont.
What will we find in FlixMojo's offering?
To start with, we'll find legendary titles here, including: the Czech youth series "Arabela," the Russian "Seventeen Moments of Spring" featuring the iconic Stirlitz, "The Forsyte Saga," and "Rumcajs" for children. The platform also offers a rich selection of classics — including productions by Polanski, Buñuel, Kurosawa, Craven, Pollack, and Rossellini, as well as films starring Jane Fonda, Robert Redford, John Wayne, and Michael Caine. FlixMojo will also produce its own content — starting with a mini-series, at least two seasons of a comedy sitcom in English.
Price and availability of the platform
All films are available with Polish language versions. Premieres are planned every week.
Access to Flixmojo is offered at the lowest price on the Polish market — £1.99 net per month (£23.99 per year). For this price, we get the ability to watch all productions both through web browsers and apps: on iOS phones, on Android phones, an app for the ROKU platform, an app for Android TVs, via the OperaTV system, a Fire TV app, and an Apple TV app. You can cancel your subscription at any time, and it is paid for by credit card.
The brand owner is Digital Video Management Ltd. (DVM), a supplier of digital video content and distributor of feature films, series, and television programs. DVM oversees a catalogue of over 4,500 titles from leading studios, producers, and sales agents worldwide. DVM distributes titles to VOD platforms, television, the internet, mobile devices, Smart TV, and is also a publisher of content on DVD and Blu-ray.
Digital Video Management Ltd. (DVM) also announces the expansion of the Flixmojo platform to other countries in the region with a similar offering.
Terms from the article
VOD platform Flixmojo — what can you watch on the new service?
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Summary
Flixmojo is entering the Polish market as a new VOD platform with a monthly subscription of £1.99 net. Its starting offering includes around a thousand titles, including cinema classics, children's series, and Polish, Czech, and Russian productions. The brand owner is Digital Video Management Ltd., which manages a catalogue of over 4,500 titles.
The platform announces expansion to other countries in the region, and to start with it is betting on a low price and access to content in Polish language versions. Premieres are planned every week, and users can use the service on many devices — from browsers to Android TVs.
