CG Entertainment opens CG Digital, its Video On Demand service, thus integrating DVD and Blu-ray offerings with digital rental and purchase.
CG Digital debuts on the market offering unreleased films, great classics, previews, horror, sci-fi, documentaries and the best of Italian and international independent production. The platform is designed for those who want to recover films lost in theaters or forgotten cult films, or for those who want to propose films never distributed in Italy.
CG Digital is a cutting-edge, simple and intuitive streaming service that combines careful content selection with important editorial support and is open to constant dialogue with viewers. "We decided as publishers to put ourselves at the service of the viewers, and it is precisely following this philosophy that we felt the need to activate video on demand" explains Lorenzo Ferrari Ardicini, president of CG Entertainment and continues "we want to offer an extra service to our audience, and we are ready to listen to their suggestions on this front as well".
CG Digital comes up with over 700 films available for digital rental and purchase, and with a growing catalog: two monthly releases are planned, and the goal in the first year is to make more than 50 new products available.
The service is very simple: by accessing the cgentertainment.co.uk platform, the viewer can choose to rent or purchase the film in digital format. By selecting rental, it is possible to view the title within 48 hours from the time of order while purchase allows you to download the film to your account's digital library and it will also be available offline. CG Digital can be enjoyed via PC, MAC, Android and Ios tablets and smartphones, via Chromecast, Airport and any device compatible with Google's CAST (Android) on TVs and Smart TVs. With each account you can watch movies on 5 different devices.
As a reminder, CG boasts a catalog of more than 4,000 films on DVD and Blu-ray, and thanks to the crowdfunding service START UP!, masterpieces of classic and genre cinema that had not found a place in the mainstream market have been released in prestigious editions.
To all this has now been added CG Digital To comprehensively meet the demands of the public.
"In this way, we try to satisfy the most discerning viewers, as we have also always done with physical support in more than two decades of activity" said Ferrari Ardicini.
Among the horror films available on CG Digital are also present 47 meters, Crucifixion, Go Home - At Their Home and the must-see German thriller-horror film Scars of Xavier (link to review) by Kai E. Bogatzki.
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