34 per cent of respondents say good Christian films and series in their own language are hard to find. The gap is about reach, not volume.
Across all respondents, 34 per cent say they find it difficult or very difficult to find good Christian films and series in their own language. That is a third of an engaged Christian audience telling us the problem is not choice, but reach.
It is a demand about findability, not volume. Elsewhere in the survey only a small minority ask for more content in the first place. What people ask for is content they can actually get to, in the language they actually use. The two are easily confused, and they lead to different decisions.
For growth planning, that reframes the proposition. The message is not that there is more to watch. It is that the content is finally reachable: findable, and in your own language. Those are different claims, and the second is the one this group says matches its experience.
The report sets out the full findability question, including how it varies by country and by tradition.
Source: European Christian Media Survey 2026