Amavizion Adds Ananey Studios Content

Published by Jamie Stalcup on World Screen | January 27, 2026

Amavizion, a U.K. pay-per-view streaming platform for cord-cutters, Gen Z and Gen Alpha, has added more than 20 hours of programming from Paramount’s Ananey Studios.

The initial lineup coming to Amavizion from Ananey includes Remnants, Street Food Around the World, A Tale of Luxury, Baking Jerusalem and A Story of Taste.

“We’re delighted to share our diverse and successful content with Amavizion,” said Hila Pachter, VP of international relations at Ananey Studios. “Its focus on younger and multilingual audiences reflects where viewing is headed, and we’re pleased to bring Ananey Studios’ titles to the platform.”

“Partnering with Paramount’s Ananey Studios brings world-class drama and standout lifestyle content to Amavizion as we build a more diverse, viewer-first digital entertainment hub—with a showcase and monetization engine designed to deliver for rights holders, creators and broadcasters seeking a more direct route to new audiences,” commented Phil Ox, founder of Amavizion. “Amavizion is built to be that next-gen window.”

Gaurav Kanabar, co-founder of Amavizion, added, “We’ve built proprietary core technology with AI-assisted automation, and we’re developing a smart media engine for granular, performance-driven marketing. We’re iterating fast, and the platform is already set up for what’s next—from vertical-first micro-dramas to pay-per-view live streams—because pay-per-view still has huge headroom.”

Ananey’s titles join Amavizion’s existing lineup, which includes cinema from Indie Rights, including The Actor, You Picked the Wrong One, Dead Hand, Queer Church and Waiting for The Drop: Rise of Superstar DJs, as well as dramas from Québecor TVA and Incendo, including Mégantic and Distinct Society, and the Portuguese series Finisterra from Take It Easy and RTP.