Cinema International Corporation was a film distribution company started by Paramount Pictures and Universal Pictures in the early 1970s to distribute the two studios' films outside the United States, including in Canada even though it was considered part of the domestic market. During the 1970s it was described as the most important agent of overseas distribution for American films, and in 1981 it merged with United Artists' international units to become United International Pictures.
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