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▲=== {{PageCredits|description=|capture=|video=|edits=}}Logo (1990) ===
[[File:Enterprise National de Production Audiovisuelle.jpg|alt=National Enterprise of Audiovisual Production|thumb|center]]'''Logo''': On a black background, we see the Enterprise National de Production Audiovisuelle symbol in orange with the acronym for the company's name e.n.p.a. with the Arabic version of the acronym above it, both are on the lower-left side of the symbol. Then, it zooms out to reveal
▲'''Logo''': On a black background, we see the Enterprise National de Production Audiovisuelle symbol with the acronym for the company's name e.n.p.a. with the Arabic version of the acronym above it, both are on the lower-left side of the symbol. Then, it zooms out to reveal The text <nowiki>''</nowiki>Enterprise National de Production Audiovisuelle<nowiki>''</nowiki> on the top both in French and in Arabic, with presenté on the bottom in the same style
'''FX/SFX''': The logo zooming out.
'''Music/Sounds''': A depressing piano tune, which
'''Availability''': Only seen on ''[https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6betr9Bkuxk Sarah Blues]''.
'''Editor's Note''': The logo's concept isn't as quite bizarre, but the music does make the logo look depressing, even when you're not expecting anything like this.
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Logo (1990) === Logo: On a black background, we see the Enterprise National de Production Audiovisuelle symbol in orange with the acronym for the company's name e.n.p.a. with the Arabic version of the acronym above it, both are on the lower-left side of the symbol. Then, it zooms out to reveal the text ''Enterprise National de Production Audiovisuelle'' on the top both in French and in Arabic, with "Presenté" on the bottom in the same style
FX/SFX: The logo zooming out.
Music/Sounds: A depressing piano tune, which is also the opening credits of the movie.
Availability: Only seen on Sarah Blues.
Editor's Note: The logo's concept isn't as quite bizarre, but the music does make the logo look depressing, even when you're not expecting anything like this.