Time Warner Cable has launched a 24 hour, commercial free film channel ‘VeneMovies’ in the city of Los Angeles. VeneMovies delivers the best of originally produced in Spanish films to its Hispanic audiences in the Los Angeles area.
VeneMovies is produced by SOMOSTV, dedicated to the development of Pay TV channels for the Hispanic Market.
VeneMovies offers the best selection of films from Latin America that includes Mexico, Colombia, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Venezuela, Puerto Rico and also Spain with attractive casting and urban stories that fit the taste of today’s film lovers.
Time Warner Cable Regional Programming Vice President Maureen Lane, said: “We are excited to partner with VeneMovies. The unique quality programming that this partnership provides really compliments the current Time Warner Cable channel line up. Time Warner Cable is the leader in Spanish-language programming, and with the addition on VeneMovies, we are proud to say we offer the most Spanish-language programming of all competitors in our market.”
Luis Villanueva, President and CEO of SOMOSTV said: “we have been waiting since we started operations for this moment to enter the capital of Latin Entertainment in the United States and we are satisfied that we are doing it with Time Warner Cable. We believe that together we will be able to give TWC’s Latino subscribers the best of entertainment in Spanish and combine our efforts to grow in this most important city. We salute the Angelinos and we reaffirm our commitment to support all films events in this beautiful city, core of the movie industry in the country.”
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