Amazon Prime Video Channels launches in France

Amazon has launched its Prime Video Channels offering in France, bringing a range of third-party offerings including Starzplay, TFOU Max, GulliMax, GEO Television and MGM to the Amazon Prime platform in that country.

Gulli’s Oggy et les Cafards

As in other markets, Amazon Prime Video Channels will be available as additional subscriptions to Prime members in France, with fees starting at €1.99 for 30 days without the need for a long-term commitment.

Channels will be available via all variants of the Prime Video app in France, whether on smart TVs, iOS and Android smartphones and tablets, Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick, or other devices.

The inclusion of channels from TF1, Lagardère and Mediawan will bring series and films including GulliMax’s Arthur et Les Minimoys, Sophie la giraffe and Oggy et les Cafards. Starzplay will bring international series including Power, Black Sails, and Mr. Mercedes, while GEO Television will bring HumanVu du ciel, MGM will offer West Side Story and Le Silence des Agneaux (Silence of the Lambs) and TFOU Max will offer La Pat’ Patrouille and Peppa Pig.

The full list of channels available includes Starzplay for €4.99, TFOU Max for €3.99, GulliMax for €2.99, MGM for €3.99, GEO Television for €3.99, Crime District for €1.99, Mon Science & Vie Junior for €2.99, Automoto for €2.99, Toute l’Histoire for €1.99, movie service MUBI for €9.99, Canal J and Tiji for €1.99, Hopster for €4.99 and Mezzo and Mezzo HD for €3.50.

“We are thrilled by the idea of extending the choice of programming offered to our Prime members with the arrival of Prime Video Channels in France and this is only the beginning,” said Jay Marine, VP of Amazon Prime Video in Europe.

“Through simplifying the entertainment experience offered to our customers inside the Prime Video application, it has never been so easy to choose, subscribe and enjoy there favourite series and films on our partners channels such as Starzplay, TFOU Max, GulliMax, GEO Television and MGM.”

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