Lisa Taback, who worked with Harvey Weinstein on awards campaigns for best picture winners like “The Artist” and “The King’s Speech,” is in charge of the lavish effort behind “Roma.”
Lisa Taback, who worked with Harvey Weinstein on awards campaigns for best picture winners like “The Artist” and “The King’s Speech,” is in charge of the lavish effort behind “Roma.”
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Elisa has launched a special TV channel to cover the Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF), taking place in the Estonian capital, Tallinn, from November 16 – December 2.
According to the company, it is available to all subscribers of the Elisa Elamus cable network and offers daily movie recommendations, feature films with filmmakers and PÖFF movie trailers.
Commenting on the launch, Hannes Aava, communications manager at the Dark Nights Film Festival, said: “Monday is a historic moment for PÖFF, because from that day on, all filmmakers and PÖFF fans will be able to access our film selection and guests through the special channel of PÖFF.
“The guests of the festival and members of the international programme team, Estonian filmmakers and journalists will receive the floor. There are also some suggestions on how to find pearls suitable for a gigantic programme.”
Silver Soomre, head of Elisa TV, added: “We all like new and exciting experiences, and PÖFF is a very good partner for bringing new experiences to our television and cinema community. In addition to the PÖFF special channel, we have a huge selection of films from previous PÖFF films for Elamus video rental clients”.