MONTREAL—
Canadians will see more of themselves on the screen, perhaps in some compromise position despite the exposure of their clothes.
The first Canadian adult born and raised-
For entertainment TV channels, broadcast at 10: 00 on Thursday night. m. The Montreal-
Canada-based cable network Vanessa is the first to go live on French channels and will have a British channel next year.
It's not about hardcore, it's about the softer, more erotic side of sex.
The channel will show only triple
X after 11 pm.
"There is nothing like this in Canada," said Pierre Thibeault, Vanessa's content manager . ".
"This is the first time Canadians can look at themselves as they wish.
Thibeault said: "This will happen not only in the movies they broadcast, but also in the programs that are" talking about sex --
Reality series or sitcom, for example. Anne-
Marie Losique, known as Quebec's "Queen of soft porn", is also the head of the production company's image Communication International, a woman behind Vanessa.
She promised that the new network would showcase at least 40 local content --
Double the amount required by the transport permit.
When asked if Vanessa would provide Canadians with something they had never seen before, a representative from Radio Canada --
The television and Telecom Commission replied: "It is fair.
"We think the Canadian public wants to see beautiful girls, beautiful men and sexual intercourse, but also want to be told to have a good laugh," Thibeault said boldly . ".
Native content will include a show on the life of female strip dancers, a relaxed education series on sex toys, Miss Canadian nude and Miss Quebec nude.
Even more dangerous, Vanessa's lineup includes a show involving Quebec porn actor Bruno Bush in public. Other adult-
The targeted channels offered in Canada include the top-level TV and the Hustler TV, which are mainly concentrated on hardcore TV.
The channel is also buying voice-over versions of American products such as the underwear Football League and some Playboy Channel shows, including Alberta
Do the boy Nexxt door.
There will also be some serious content;
For example, a documentary about sex trade.
"There will be documentaries about happiness and fantasy," said Thibeault . ".
Jason Danilak, president of the real production of boy Nexxt Door in Edmonton, had planned a channel similar to Vanessa's, but later decided not to continue the adventure.
"I think there will definitely be demand," Danilak said . ".
"If they show what people want to see, it comes down to their programming.
Danilak believes Canadians have a healthy appetite for Canadian content.
"It's always attractive to see something local, and you can go to the supermarket and see that real girl.