Quinta Communications

Machine-translated from the Italian article

Quinta Communications is a French company founded in 1990 by the Franco-Tunisian film producer Tarak Ben Ammar, in partnership with Silvio Berlusconi's Fininvest among its founding shareholders, with capital of 35 billion lire, which among other things produced the series Le storie della Bibbia (The Bible), planned in twenty-one episodes in total. In 1991 the group of Leo Kirch also joined, the German magnate with whom Ben Ammar was on friendly terms, dating back to the production of La Traviata. In 1996 it planned a grandiose production on Leo Africanus.