Film1 Family

Film1 Family
Film1 Comedy & Kids Logo
Launched	1 February 2006
Network	Film1
Owned by	Sony Pictures Television
Picture format	576i (PAL) 16:9 SDTV 1080i (HDTV)
Slogan	"Alleen op één" (Only on one)
Country	Netherlands
Language	Dutch/English
Broadcast area	Netherlands
Headquarters	Amsterdam
Formerly called	Film1.2 (2006-2011) Film1 Comedy & Kids (2013-2016)
Sister channel(s)	Film1 Premiere Film1 Action Film1 Sundance Channel Film1 Drama
Website	film1.nl
Availability
Satellite
CanalDigitaal	Channel 22 (SD)
Cable
Ziggo	Channel 103 (HD)

Film1 Family (formerly known as Film1.2 and Film1 Comedy & Kids) is a Dutch premium television channel owned by Sony Pictures Television. Its main focus is on comedy and children films. Film1 launched together with its sister service Sport1 on 1 February 2006 and replaced the Canal+ Netherlands television channels. Film1 offers multiple channels with Dutch and international film and television series productions.^[1] Film1.2 rebranded into Film1 Family on 25 February 2011.^[2] Film1 Family changed into Film1 Comedy & Kids on 6 September 2013^[3] but on 1 September 2016 it changed back to Film1 Family.^[4]

Film1 Comedy & Kids' old logo as Film1 Family

The channel is available on most digital cable providers, satellite provider CanalDigitaal and IPTV provider Tele2. DVB-T provider Digitenne does not provide Film1.

External links

film1.nl (Dutch)
alleenopeen.tv (Dutch)

References

↑ , Alles over het Film1 Kanaal (Dutch)
↑ , Wijziging kanalen Film1 (Dutch)
↑ , Film1 wijzigt indeling zenderaanbod (Dutch)
↑ , Film1 vernieuwt per 1 september (Dutch)

Sony Pictures Entertainment

Sony Pictures
Motion
Picture Group

Sony Pictures
Television

U.S. Production	Adelaide Productions Crackle The Minisode Network Culver Entertainment Embassy Row TriStar Television

International Production	2waytraffic Left Bank Pictures Teleset

U.S. Networks	Sony Movie Channel GetTV

Joint ventures	Animax South Korea (50% with YG Entertainment) AXN South Korea (50% with CU Media) GSN (58% with AT&T Entertainment Group) GEM Asia (50% with Nippon Television Network Corporation) Sony ESPN (50% with ESPN Inc.) Star Channel (25% with News Corporation, Tohokushinsha Film, and Itochu)

International networks	Sony Entertainment Television Asia India Canal Sony Sony Channel Asia Sony Channel South Africa Sony Channel UK GEM Vietnam Movie Mix Movies4Men ONE Sony MAX South Africa Sony Pictures Networks SAB TV Sony Aath Sony Le PLEX Sony LIV Sony MAX Sony MAX 2 Sony MIX Sony SIX Sony Pal Sony PIX Sony Wah TEN Sports Animax Asia Germany (on demand) India Japan Pakistan AXN Adria Asia Brazil Europe India Japan Latin America Pakistan Portugal AXN HD AXN Black AXN Mystery AXN Sci Fi AXN Spin AXN White CSC Media Group Chart Show Hits Chart Show TV Flava Kix Pop Scuzz Starz TV Tiny Pop The Vault True Crime True Entertainment True Movies Film1 Film1 Action Film1 Drama Film1 Family Film1 Premiere Film1 Sundance Viasat 3

Other

Key personnel

Defunct

Category
Commons
Wikinews

Television in the Netherlands

NPO	NPO 1 NPO 2 NPO 3 NPO 101 NPO Best NPO Cultura NPO Nieuws NPO Politiek NPO Sport NPO Zapp Xtra BVN^{[gl 1]}

RTL Nederland	RTL 4 RTL 5 RTL 7 RTL 8 RTL Z RTL Crime RTL Lounge RTL Telekids

SBS	NET 5 SBS 6 Veronica SBS 9

Fox	24Kitchen BabyTV^{[gl 2]} Fox^{[gl 3]} Fox Sports Eredivisie^{[gl 3]} Fox Sports International^{[gl 3]} National Geographic Channel Nat Geo Wild Sky News^{[gl 2]}

Viacom	Comedy Central Comedy Central Family^{[gl 4]} Comedy Central Extra MTV MTV Brand New MTV Live HD MTV Music 24 Nickelodeon Nick Jr. Nick Toons Nick Hits Spike VH1 Europe VH1 Classic Europe

Discovery	Animal Planet Discovery Channel Discovery Science Discovery World Eurosport 1 Eurosport 2 Investigation Discovery TLC

Disney-ABC	Crime & Investigation Network^{[gl 5]} Disney XD Disney Channel Disney Junior History^{[gl 5]}

AMC	AMC CBS Reality^{[gl 6]} Extreme Sports Channel JimJam Outdoor Channel^{[gl 7]} ShortsTV^{[gl 8]}

Turner	Boomerang Cartoon Network CNN International

Ziggo	Ziggo Sport Ziggo Sport Totaal Ziggo Sport Select Ziggo Sport Voetbal Ziggo Sport Golf Ziggo Sport Racing Ziggo Sport Extra 1 and 2 Ziggo TV

Universal	CNBC Europe E!

Sony	Film1 Premiere Film1 Action Film1 Family Film1 Drama Film1 Sundance Channel

Stingray Digital	Stingray Brava Stingray Brava HD Stingray Djazz Stingray Lite TV

Scripps	Fine Living Food Network Travel Channel

BBC Worldwide	BBC Entertainment BBC First BBC World News

Other	100% NL TV 192TV DanceTrippin TV Family 7 FashionTV Motors TV ONS OutTV Pebble TV SchlagerTV Slam!TV TV 538 TV Oranje Xite Music

International channels	Al Jazeera English Arte BBC One BBC Two BBC Four CBBC Cbeebies CCTV News Das Erste Euronews Mediaset Italia Mezzo TV NDR Fernsehen RTL Sat.1 TRT Türk TV5MONDE TVE Internacional VRT één VRT Canvas VRT Ketnet WDR Fernsehen ZDF

Defunct	13th Street Universal Adventure One The Box The Box Comedy Canal+ Consumenten 24 Discovery Travel & Living ESPN America ESPN Classic Euro 7 Family 24 Filmnet Fox 8 Fox Kids Fox Life Geschiedenis 24 Het Gesprek Hallmark Channel HBO 1/2/3 Jetix Kindernet MGM Channel NBC Super Channel NostalgieNet NPO Doc NPO Humor TV RTL-Véronique Spirit 24 Sport1 Sport 7 Sterren 24 SuperSport Syfy TCM/TNT Classic Movies TMF TMF Dance TMF NL TMF Pure TNT Talpa/Tien TV10 TV10 Gold V8 Vesta TV Weer en Verkeer Yorin Zone Club Zone Horror Zone Reality

↑ a joint venture with VRT 1 2 distributed by Fox Networks Group Europe 1 2 3 through Eredivisie Media & Marketing CV, a joint venture with Eredivisie CV, Endemol and KNVB ↑ a joint venture with Endemol 1 2 through A+E Networks UK, a joint venture with Sky plc ↑ a joint venture with CBS ↑ a joint venture with Outdoor Channel Holdings Inc. ↑ a joint venture with Shorts International

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Film1 Family

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