Klaus Harö’s Second World War drama ‘Never Alone’ wraps in Finland
Never Alone received the Screen International Best Pitch Award at the 2011 edition of the Baltic Event co-production market.
Italian feature ‘Misericordia’ leads Tallinn Black Nights 2023 winners
Emma Dante’s film took the Grand Prix, plus best actor for Simone Zambelli.
Afghan Taliban drama ‘Flight From Kabul’ among Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event winners
The Italy-Slovak feature took the Screen International best pitch prize.
Jonathan Glazer, Yorgos Lanthimos awarded Tallinn’s renamed Dennis Davidson Spotlight Award
Prizes will be presented at Tallinn’s closing night, with neither director present.
Gale Anne Hurd to lead speakers at Tallinn industry innovation forum (exclusive)
Further speakers include AI pioneers Caleb and Shelby Ward.
Estonian, Ukrainian projects among winners at Tallinn Black Nights TV Beats market
‘Behind The Iron Curtain’ took the most promising project prize.
Tallinn premiere ‘Five And A Half Love Stories’ swept up for sales (exclusive)
‘Saltburn’ actor Alison Oliver stars in the Lithuania-Ireland-Latvia co-production.
Film Republic boards Kosta Djordjevic’s Tallinn premiere ‘Sweet Sorrow’ (exclusive)
Film debuts in the Just Film youth section of POFF.
‘Forever Hold Your Peace’: first trailer for Tallinn Black Nights competition title (exclusive)
Comedy-drama about a bride who leaves her wedding two days before the big occasion.
Alief boosts Tallinn slate with competition, First Feature pickups (exclusive)
The hip-hop inspired surreal fantasy is directed by ‘Max’ filmmaker and ‘The Harder They Fall’ co-writer Boaz Yakin.
Trine Dyrholm, ‘No Time To Die’ conductor John Altman among juries for Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
Festival completes its 2023 programme.
Tallinn Works in Progress industry selection includes UK co-production ‘After The Fog’
Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event also selects new Liliana Torres, Dzintars Dreibergs films.
Tallinn Black Nights selects eight world premieres for Rebels With A Cause strand
Titles include Kah Wai Lim’s Japanese feature ‘Everything, Everywhere’.