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Canadian Television to Get More Culturally Diverse with African Movies and Drama Series on Métro14
Toronto, ON-March 13, 2012- Hollywood has officially lost its title as second largest film industry in the world after Mumbai, India's Bollywood by Nigeria, West Africa's Nollywood, according to a survey taken by UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) in 2009. The growing global popularity of African films around the world has created a demand for African content on television. In April 2012, for the first time on Canadian cable television, Canadians will be able to access and watch African movies, drama-series and entertainment programming on African Movies and Entertainment Television (AMET TV) in cooperation with independent Canadian broadcaster, Channel Zero.
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AMET-TV is presently nesting for 2hrs a week quality programs on two already existing television cable channels on Rogers and Bell networks.

Right now you can tune in to Amet-tv and watch music videos produced by African-Canadian talent with some amazing acts from Africa on Metro 14 which runs on channel 122 on Rogers and 207 on Bell network.

Full program schedule coming soon.

Guilty Pleasures

Watch the best of African Movies on Metro 14 Montreal (Channel 122 Rogers & 207 Bell) every 1st Monday of the Month from 9pm.


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Afternoon Groove

Watch the best of African Music videos from the collection of best artist from the continent on Saturdays, 7pm-8pm and Sundays 2pm-3pm on Metro 14 Montreal (Channel 122 Rogers & 207 Bell)

• The Watch of Mr Alago
• The Watch of Mr Alago

Super Story

Coming soon on AMET TV, Africa award winning drama series titled 'BECAUSE YOU LOVED ME'

• Oh Father!, Oh Daughter!
• The Lion of Mogun