Sky Cinema

[Anonymous User]

I was wondering, with the introduction of Sky Cinema or Sky Movies Cinema, whichever it is called, will this also mean that World Cinema films'll come to sky movies? Because I feel we are severely lacking in this genre (World Cinema meaning non-English speaking films), mainly the Far-East Asian side (Japanese, Korean, China, vietnamese and Taiwan etc), because they do some cracking films.

[caseyb1993]

I totally agree that we need more world cinema movies. They have something that huge budget movies don't. 🙂

@Anonymous User Until you get an answer, did you All4 have a section devoted to world dramas? They are called 'Walter Presents' 🙂

[SeeMoreDigital]

I don't remember if Sky have ever offered a dedicated 'live broadcast' channel for Foreign movies. But I reckon if such content was offered 'on demand', it might prove interesting 😉

[Anonymous User]

@Anonymous User from the press release about the "launch" of Sky Cinema

It’s not only about blockbusters; customers can enjoy more of the best stories from around the world with a dedicated new ‘World Cinema’ slot every Wednesday from 10pm. Some of the critically-acclaimed films coming up include: El Ardor (Argentina); Theeb (UAE); Tangerines (Estonia) and many more.

[BicBasher]

Sky Arts is the best bet for foreign movies, although you get a very occasional one on Sky Movies Select.

[Anonymous User]

@Anonymous User Ah, OK, thank you very much. Also, upon reading the press release, I am officially excited for this new layout and system.

[Andy]

Yeah, c'mon Sky, give us shed loads of J-horror