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Stopklatka TV is the Polish television channel owned by Stopklatka SA. It offers film subject matter being involved in a company Kino Polska (Cinema Poland), of SPI International Polska belonging to the group and the Agora S.A..
The channel started on March 15, 2014. In its first birthday it changes its logo. Stopklatka is in a different font. The TV square dropped the shade, the square changed from purple to red. In 14 April 2017, its logo will change. The TV square is now yellow, the yellow square is now a yellow "t", and the "v" is now a yellow "tv". "stopklatka" is now in capital letters. The parts of the O, P, and A's were cut.
