The Mexican Film Institute, or Imcine, plans to use Filmin Latino, a subscription video service that is going online next month, to distribute movies, the institute's director, Jorge Sanchez, told Efe.
A catalog of 600 films from Mexico and other Ibero-American countries will be available during the first few months that the service operates, with the number of titles rising to 800 by the end of 2015, thanks to a partnership with Filmin's digital platform in Spain, Sanchez said.
Filmin Latino will provide high-quality and independent films with limited distribution options, expanding movie offerings on the . . .
