This report lays out the core metrics of four key markets: Israel, South Africa, Turkey, and the United Arab Emirates. It examines the region's cinema business, from local film production to concession and cinema advertising revenues, and includes information about cinema screens, admissions, box office, and company profiles.

It is accompanied by additional databases incorporating our unique model of exhibition industry revenues, tax rates and major cost items, and lists of the cinemas in each territory.

product information

Cinemagoing Africa Middle East covers the cinema markets of Israel, South Africa, Turkey and the United Arab Emirates. Published December 2008.

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report contents

Detailed contents of this 20 page report are laid out below.

ISRAEL
Films
Distribution
Cinemas
Companies
Cinema City International
Globus Group
New Lineo Cinemas
Forecasts

SOUTH AFRICA
Films and Distribution
Cinemas
Companies
Ster-Kinekor
Nu Metro
CineCentre
Forecasts

TURKEY
Films and Distribution
Cinemas
Companies
AFM Sinemalari
Mars Sinema
Tüze Group
Cinemarine
CineMall
Ozen Film
CineCity Cinemas
Umut Sanat
Forecasts

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
Films and Distribution
Cinemas
Companies
Grand Cinemas
CineStar
Forecasts

list of tables

ISRAEL
Israeli Cinema Market 2002-2007
Releases 2002-2007
Cinema Screens 1990-2008
Companies
Leading Exhibitors 2006-2008
Forecasts
Israel Cinema Market Forecasts 2007-2012

SOUTH AFRICA
South African Cinema Market 2002-2007
Leading Distributors 2003-2007
Cinema Screens 1995-2007
Companies
Leading Exhibitors 1997-2008
Forecasts
South Africa Cinema Market Forecasts 2007-2012

TURKEY
Turkish Cinema Market 2002-2007
Admissions by Nationality of Film 1988-2006
Cinema Screens 1995-2007
Companies
Leading Exhibitors 2006-2007
Forecasts
Turkey Cinema Market Forecasts 2007-2012

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
United Arab Emirates Cinema Market 2002-2007
Cinema Screens 1995-2007
Companies
Leading Exhibitors 2002-2008
Forecasts
United Arab Emirates Cinema Market Forecasts 2007-2012