Canal+ and Internet movie information specialist AlloCiné have signed a deal to promote video on demand on the French market. By the end of the month, CanalPlay, the platform for downloading videos at the request of Group Canal + will be available on the new site Allociné.

CanalPlay is currently the only platform for VOD to be hosted on Allociné. 900 000 visitors daily access the site which contains more than 3,500 recent films or cult and many successful series, most exclusive.

This announcement is a first step in a more global partnership designed to foster the growth of VOD in France attractive and accessible. It also fits in the new regulatory environment that opens access to film four months after their theatrical release.

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