The Stronghold is already on iTunes and Amazon

The Stronghold, a full-length fantasy movie produced by Kinorob, from today is available in the libraries of iTunes and Amazon, the world's largest VOD platforms, with English subtitles. On iTunes, The Stronghold is available for viewing in the US, Ukraine, Russia, Belarus, Moldova, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, Georgia, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, on Amazon the film is available for Prime subscribers in the US, Canada, Great Britain, Ireland, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Denmark, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland.

"We are very pleased that The Stronghold is now published in the libraries of the largest VOD platforms just before the Christmas holidays! Our film can be viewed in 27 countries, just following the viewers of the movie in Ukrainian cinemas. After success of Battle for Sevastopol, digital platforms are waiting for every new our premiere. We have shown the whole world that the FILM.UA Group creates and sells interesting content of high quality. We expect that the next high-profile novelty on these platforms will be animation The Stolen Princess, produced by Animagrad” – comments Tatiana Shershneva, content sales manager for TV and digital platforms of FILM.UA Group.

This is the tenth project of the FILM.UA Group library, hosted on Amazon and the second one hosted on iTunes. Earlier, the full-length military drama Battle for Sevastopol was published on Amazon (the project was included in the TOP-100 most viewed video on the platform five times: in January, February, March, April and August 2017, and in July - in the TOP-100 in Latin America and Mexico), as well as two seasons of detective series The Sniffer, melodrama The Red Queen, the first season of melodramatic series Dr. Baby Dust, Inseparable series, biopic Vasiliy Stalin: In His Father’s Shadow, family saga House with Lilies, a cycle of short folk videos Back to Basics, and a cycle of short clips about culinary recipes from classic movies CineCuisine. iTunes had previously acquired the full-length military drama Battle for Sevastopol, and the project entered the top 10 most viewed films in Germany in March last year.