Known for the Weird Summer, Elsi Sloan explained her demonstration in MTV’s five after five.
Elsi Sloan sent a message to the government in the middle of a live TV broadcast. Atte Kajova
Actress-musician and activist Elsi Sloan25, visited today Friday MTV After five program.
The Sloan, who was also involved in the living room, had a gray cap on the blue text “government down”.
During the broadcast, Sloan, dressed in shorts and collar shirt, lifted his leg to the armchair, where his knee was visible to the camera. Both knees were written in black texts, which together formed the phrase “AV cuts are fucking”. The AV sector refers to the audiovisual sector.
Pictured is Elsi Sloa at the 2023 Jussi Gala. Atte Kajova
MTV’s presenter Teresa Meriläinen-aho He spoke the text as Sloan raised his feet several times on the bench. In the broadcast, Sloan explained what he means in that sentence.
– they [av-alan leikkaukset] I think they are a joke because of the new cuts of billions of new cuts, which was planned by the government, seven million is a fly shit. They know in the government that seven million are a death attack on the film and TV industry, Sloan said in the broadcast.
– Without the money the Finnish Film Foundation has and which they support Finnish film production, for example, does not make a diverse movie at all. I don’t think I’m hired as a heterosexual girlfriend many times. I would love to get a camera job, Sloan continued and shrugged.
Teresa Meriläinen-aho drew attention to Elsi Sloan’s knees’ text in a live broadcast. Maarit Pohjanpalo
Sloan became known a few years ago after acting in the movies Strange summer and Heart beast. He was a candidate for the Sydänpeto movie at the 2023 Jussi Gala.
What is it?
Government On Tuesday, he announced that EUR 7.8 million of the cuts in corporate subsidies will be focused on corporate support from the Ministry of Education and Culture- mainly for film production subsidies.
Helsinki Sanomat According to this, this is feared to refer, especially to the subsidies distributed through the Film Foundation, which have generally been regarded as a statutory basic cultural funding.
Director Lasse Saarinen and Managing Director of Filmamamari Oy Tero Koistinen They estimate this week to HS that with these cuts, about 50 cinema theaters, mainly in the countryside, will have to cease operations over the next two years.
The estimate was based on the fact that without foundation support in Finland, there are not many domestic films, and cinemas in small towns, in particular, are dependent on domestic novelties.