|
Film Festivals portal & social network |
|
|
|
Pro Tools
Filmfestivals.com + fest21.com merger
Your twin community sites are merging.
One url for the the best of both worlds: Portal and Social network for the festival community. SearchMy Fest21Visit as a guest or as a member Active MembersWho's onlineThere are currently 0 users and 2555 guests online.
|
Tallinn Black Nights Film Fest's blog
19 November - 5 December 2010, Tallinn, Estonia The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, held in the historic city of Tallinn, Estonia is one of the largest and most prestigious film events in Eastern Europe. This year's 14th edition runs from 19 November to 5 December, where the Festival will screen over 300 films, host several professional sidebar events and also serve as the venue for the European Film Awards on 4 December. A Strong Showing For Baltic CinemaDISCO AND THE ATOMIC WAR (Jaak Kilmi, Estonia) One of the key purposes of POFF, the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival is the presentation of local Estonian and Baltic production to the international press and industry and, of course, for the public. Nine films in all were featured in the Tridens Baltic Feature Film Competition, with a strong showing from Estonia (by far the most prolific Baltic film industry) and representation from Lithuania and Latvia. As Festival Director Tina Lokk wrote in an introduction to the section in the Festival Catalogue, "the recession – the masu as we call it in Estonia – can certainly be felt in terms of the number and artistic quality of the films participating in the programme. Selecting films from Latvia and Lithuania, which have been hit harder, was a complicated task. No doubt it will be even harder next year, as there simply is not enough money for making films. Yet the programme does include two films from Lithuania, one from Latvia and a record six films from Estonia." The films offer a range of genres and filmmaking styles, with feature debuts by a new generation of young filmmakers. While they are all quite different, their unifying thread is how political, social and economic turmoil affects the inner lives of their protagonists and their relationships with friends, family and communities. Some of the atmosphere is dark indeed but in the hopes that the future will bring new opportunities and pathways, the films are not afraid of presenting a glimmer of hope amidst the doom and gloom. For more detailed information, please visit: http://2009.poff.ee/eng/films/programs/tridens_baltic_feature_film_competition Sandy Mandelberger, POFF Dailies Editor
|
Tags for A Strong Showing For Baltic CinemaAbout Tallinn Black Nights Film FestUser imagesUseful linksThe Bulletin Board
> The Bulletin Board Blog Follow us on the web:
Useful links for the indies: > Affiliates and Partners> Celebrities / Headlines / News / Gossip > Clients References > Film Schools > Independent Filmmaking > Motion Picture Companies and Studios > Movie Sites > Movie Theatre Programs > Music/Soundtracks > Posters and Collectibles > Professional Resources > Screenwriting > Search Engines > Search sites – Entertainment > Short film > Videos, Laser Discs, DVDs > Web Magazines and TV
Led lightnings in theatre User contributions |






















Post new comment