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Company type | Besloten vennootschap |
Industry | Film |
Founded | 1979 |
Founder | Otger Merckelbach |
Headquarters | , Netherlands |
Area served | Benelux |
Key people | Wilco Wolfers (CEO) |
Products | Motion pictures |
Owner |
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Website | wwentertainment |
WW Entertainment B.V. (formely known as RCV Entertainment and Entertainment One Benelux) is a Dutch-based film distributor active in the Benelux.
WW Entertainment was founded in 1979 by Otger Merckelbach as RCV Entertainment. (an anagram for Recorded Cinematographic Variety) The company focused mainly on distributing films on the home media market. In 1989 when the rental video market began to saturate, the company expanded into theatrical and television distribution, releasing titles from American film studios such as New Line Cinema, Miramax Films, Rysher Entertainment, Mandalay Entertainment and Cinergi Pictures.
In 1997, RCV was acquired by VNU. [1] It was later sold to Finnish media group Sanoma in 2001. [2]
In 2007, Sanoma was looking to sell RCV. [3] In 2008, Canadian entertainment company Entertainment One acquired the company, [4] rebranding it to Entertainment One Benelux the following year. [5] In 2019, Wilco Wolfers and Caspar Wenckebach rebranded the company to WW Entertainment and acquired Entertainment One's remaining stake [6] [7] The company was later sold to distribution group Vuelta Group in 2024. [8]
Release Date | Title | Notes | |||
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1990s | |||||
12 February 1998 | Tate's Voyage | produced by Motel Films and VPRO | |||
26 March 1998 | The Polish Bride | produced by Motel Films, Ijswater Films and VPRO | |||
2 July 1998 | Temmink: The Ultimate Fight | produced by Motel Films and VPRO | |||
8 October 1998 | FL 19,99 | produced by Motel Films, Isabella Films and VPRO | |||
12 May 1999 | Based on the Novel | produced by DKP/Amsterdam | |||
2000s | |||||
14 December 2000 | The Black Meteor | ||||
9 November 2000 | De Omweg | ||||
21 December 2000 | Ajax: Hark the Herald Angel Sings | ||||
15 February 2001 | I Love You Too | ||||
12 December 2002 | Twin Sisters | ||||
24 April 2003 | Godforsaken | ||||
3 August 2006 | Doodeind | Theatrical co-distribution with Bridge Entertainment Group only; | |||
5 October 2006 | Keep Off | Theatrical co-distribution with Bridge Entertainment Group only; produced by Shooting Star Filmcompany | |||
14 December 2006 | 'n Beetje Verliefd | ||||
15 March 2007 | Dennis P. | ||||
4 October 2007 | Timboektoe | Theatrical co-distribution with Bridge Entertainment Group only; produced by Shooting Star Filmcompany | |||
29 October 2009 | The Dark House | produced by Column Film, KeyFilm and AVRO | |||
13 December 2009 | The Hell of '63 | Theatrical co-distribution with Bridge Entertainment Group only; | |||
Release Date | Title | Notes | |||
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2010s | |||||
21 September 2011 | The Gang of Oss | ||||
2 October 2013 | Chez Nous | Produced by BosBros, Ciné Cri de Coeur and Omroep NTR | |||
12 February 2014 | Sickos | Produced by BosBros and VARA | |||
10 December 2015 | Bon Bini Holland | ||||
24 November 2016 | De Zevende Hemel | ||||
1 June 2017 | Kill Switch | ||||
13 December 2018 | Bon Bini Holland 2 | produced by Kaap Holland Film | |||
14 February 2019 | Cuban Love | produced by Johan Nijenhuis & Co | |||
Release Date | Title | Notes | |||
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2020s | |||||
7 October 2020 | De Grote Sinterklaasfilm | produced by Messercola Drama | |||
10 December 2020 | Bon Bini: Judeska in da House | produced by Kaap Holland Film | |||
30 June 2022 | Bon Bini Holland 3 | produced by Kaap Holland Film | |||
7 November 2022 | Casa Coco | produced by Greenfield Film Productions and Messercola Drama | |||
21 December 2022 | Het Feest van Tante Rita | produced by Bazarmedia Productions | |||
16 March 2023 | All Inclusive | produced by Greenfield Film Productions and Talpa Network | |||
20 December 2023 | Bon Bini: Bangkok Nights | produced by Kaap Holland Film | |||