Starting November 1, films that screened at this year’s trinidad+tobago film festival (ttff) will be available for viewing on Flow’s Video on Demand (VOD) service.
The ttff/11, which ran from 21 September to 04 October, screened the best new films from T&T, the Caribbean and its Diaspora. Flow is the presenting sponsor of the ttff. Since 2008 they have provided a platform for some of the more popular films of the ttff by making them available on their pay-per-view channels in the months preceding and following the festival.
Last year, Flow demonstrated its ongoing commitment to the growth of the local film industry with the launch of its VOD service. VOD can be accessed on Flow Channel 1000 and provides Flow customers with a diverse selection of films including a dedicated local and Caribbean film library. As with previous years, 100% of all proceeds go directly to the local filmmakers who choose to showcase their work on this platform.
The ttff/11 selections that will be available on Flow include the best of the 2010 Anime Caribe festival, Boys of Summer, Calypso Rose: Lioness of the Jungle, Chris Dennis: Between Worlds, Classical Steel, Crazy Love, Curaçao: Faces of a City, Festival of Lights, Hit Me with Music, The Creators, To be King, Unravelled, W.A.R. Stories, Wan Pipel and Women in Hats.
Customers can access VOD 24 hours per day at their convenience. VOD users can also pause, rewind, fast-forward and stop while viewing content on the VOD platform.
The ttff, which was founded in 2006, is given leading sponsorship by RBC Royal Bank and is supported by the Trinidad & Tobago Film Company, the National Gas Company, the Tourism Development Company, bpTT and the Tobago House of Assembly.
For synopses of all the films available on video on demand, go to www.ttfilmfestival.com.
Photo: A still from Crazy Love (The Bahamas, 2010), written and directed by Clarence Rolle
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