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page originally created by: [[User:Boberrybiscuit|Boberrybiscuit]] on 05/24/2025 10:14 AM

----formed in 1982 as a joint venture between [[Columbia Pictures]] and [[Gaumont]] to distribute content by Gaumont and independent studios. this lasted till 1985 when gaumont was planning to set up operations in the US. [[Gaumont Columbia RCA Video|the home division of Columbia]] kept the branding. in 1988 it was revived to handle independent, low-budget, and direct-to-video film releases, and distributing [[Epic Productions]] and Vision P.D.G International releases theatrically and then went dormant again. in 2002 it was reactivated and then went back to bein dormant in 2008. it was revived as a one-off label, but now ~~itsj ust domrant~~ again

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=== Background ===

formed in 1982 as a joint venture between [[Columbia Pictures]] and [[Gaumont]] to distribute content by Gaumont and independent studios. this lasted till 1985 when gaumont was planning to set up operations in the US. [[Gaumont Columbia RCA Video|the home division of Columbia]] kept the branding. in 1988 it was revived to handle independent, low-budget, and direct-to-video film releases, and distributing [[Epic Productions]] and [[Vision P.D.G International]] releases theatrically and then went dormant again. in 2002 it was reactivated and then went back to bein dormant in 2008. it was revived as a one-off label, but now its just dormant again

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'''Visuals:''' uses the Columbia Pictures 1981-1993 logo. text is <em>Souvenir</em> font, the building that appears is '''Arc de Triomphe'''

'''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' pretty nice. the reused columbia animation at the start makes it look like a rip-off when it's clearly not, but other than that its neat

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 page originally created by: [[User:Boberrybiscuit|Boberrybiscuit]] on 05/24/2025 10:14 AM
-----formed in 1982 as a joint venture between [[Columbia Pictures]] and [[Gaumont]] to distribute content by Gaumont and independent studios. this lasted till 1985 when gaumont was planning to set up operations in the US. [[Gaumont Columbia RCA Video|the home division of Columbia]] kept the branding. in 1988 it was revived to handle independent, low-budget, and direct-to-video film releases, and distributing [[Epic Productions]] and Vision P.D.G International releases theatrically and then went dormant again. in 2002 it was reactivated and then went back to bein dormant in 2008. it was revived as a one-off label, but now itsj ust domrant again
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+=== Background ===
+formed in 1982 as a joint venture between [[Columbia Pictures]] and [[Gaumont]] to distribute content by Gaumont and independent studios. this lasted till 1985 when gaumont was planning to set up operations in the US. [[Gaumont Columbia RCA Video|the home division of Columbia]] kept the branding. in 1988 it was revived to handle independent, low-budget, and direct-to-video film releases, and distributing [[Epic Productions]] and [[Vision P.D.G International]] releases theatrically and then went dormant again. in 2002 it was reactivated and then went back to bein dormant in 2008. it was revived as a one-off label, but now its just dormant again
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 {{YouTube|id=AQBsFFgmI-g|description=1982. from "Parsifal", clipped by [https://www.youtube.com/@DudeThatLogo DudeThatLogo]}}
 '''Visuals:''' uses the Columbia Pictures 1981-1993 logo. text is <em>Souvenir</em> font, the building that appears is '''Arc de Triomphe'''
 '''Spida Factor:''' ''Spida think...'' pretty nice. the reused columbia animation at the start makes it look like a rip-off when it's clearly not, but other than that its neat