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News"I’m going to do a rewrite”: What a group of CineLink filmmakers learned at Slano Film Days
Teams from eight projects attended Slano Film Days ahead of Sarajevo.
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NewsSarajevo, Slano support five female filmmakers from Southeast Europe
Filmmakers include Ena Sendijarevic, Aida Begic.
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NewsRuben Ostlund updates on “tough shoot” on ‘The Entertainment System Is Down’
Ostlund has been editing his new film while attending Croatia’s Slano Film Days.
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FeaturesConversation not competition is the aim of Croatia’s innovative Slano Film Days
“The idea is to speak about our experience, knowledge, and to inspire each other,” says Mirsad Purivatra.
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NewsGeorgia’s Eliso film awards selects winners for 2025 edition
Jury including Agnieszka Holland, Carlos Reygadas selected winners.
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NewsRuben Ostlund, Maura Delpero, Juho Kuosmanen head to Croatia’s Slano Film Days
Ostlund will edit his new film during the event, showing the process to attendees.
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NewsAgnieszka Holland among jury for Georgia’s Eliso film awards
EXCLUSIVE: Carlos Reygadas, Dito Tsintsadze also on jury for June 14 awards.
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NewsSarajevo, Zagreb, Auteur film festivals launch Adriatic Film and TV awards
Inaugural ceremony will be held in October 2025.
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NewsSarajevo selects first nine features for CineLink Co-Production Market
Selection includes new features from Hilal Baydarov, David Kapac.
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NewsJiri Bartoska, Czech actor and Karlovy Vary president, dies aged 78
The popular Bartoska had been festival president since 1994.
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NewsHungary shoot underway on horror ‘Ever After’ starring Malcolm McDowell (exclusive)
Laszlo Illes’s film depicts a group of lunatics who believe they’re fairy tale characters.
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NewsSarajevo Film Festival adds youth-focused award
Award presented in conjunction with the Council of Europe.
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Reviews‘2000 Meters To Andriivka’: Sundance Review
Mstyslav Chernov follows up ’20 Days In Mariupol’ with a brutal missive from Ukraine’s front line
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FeaturesInternational execs choose favourite projects, praise youth focus of Tallinn’s 28th edition
‘Emi’, ’The Worker’ and ‘Late Shift’ all gathered plaudits from industry attendees.
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NewsRussian director on ‘Deaf Lovers’ PÖFF controversy: “Censorship is the biggest threat to art in our world”
‘Deaf Lovers’ was removed from Tallinn’s ‘Standing With Ukraine’ programme but kept in the festival.
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News‘Silent City Driver’ leads Tallinn 2024 winners; Palestinian, Israeli films take prizes
Several winners referenced ongoing global conflicts in their speeches.
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NewsMigration stories head Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event 2024 winners
17 awards distributed to film projects at various development & production stages.
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News“Like ‘Black Mirror’ without the technologies”: Tallinn filmmakers discuss working in exile
Producer Uldis Cekulis suggested making projects faster to respond to current events.
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Reviews‘Trains’: IDFA Review
IDFA top prize-winner is a timeless train trip through black-and-white archive footage
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FeaturesHow Tallinn’s AI recommender aims to help audiences discover new films
Susi allows users to input any information, and it will suggest films from the PÖFF programme.