Tallinn Black Nights reveals first 2019 competition titles
Estonian festival also unveils first feature selection.
Colombia-France drama 'Wandering Girl' triumphs at 2018 Tallinn Black Nights
22nd edition of festival had its closing ceremony on Saturday (Dec 2).
Interactive audience app wins at 2018 Storytek event in Tallinn Black Nights
Further ideas pitched included a new film financing platform and a global events platform.
How can the Baltic states address local distribution challenges?
Audiences in Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia don’t typically watch films from their neighbouring countries.
Italy, Baltic states collaborate on €30,000 co-development award
New award for co-production development introduced during Tallinn Black Nights.
'Leave No Trace' director Debra Granik on carving her own niche in social-realism
After winning plaudits for Winter’s Bone and now Leave No Trace, Debra Granik tells Screen why ultra-low budgets are no barrier to effective filmmaking.
Europe must "get act together" to meet production boom demand
Continent must grow capacity in terms of talent, crew, studio, facilities, equipment and services, says Olsberg SPI.
Next steps for the Creative Europe MEDIA programme
There will be new focuses on gender equality, VR and digital content.
Estonia, Finland, Latvia may offer a joint cash rebate to attract international production
Incoming producitons would have a single point of entry to the region
Growing Chinese demand for international arthouse films, claims Tallinn panel
The Palme d’Or- winning Japanese film Shoplifters has grossed $14m in China
Film festival gender policies in the spotlight at Tallinn Black Nights
Panel discusses 5050x2020 campaign.
Tallinn Black Nights crowns 2018 industry winners
France-Finland co-production A Girl’s Room takes €20,000 Eurimages Co-Production Development Award.
Unprecedented opportunity for new talent in films, say international casting agents in Tallinn
The ever-changing power balance between film and television was the subject of a Black Nights panel.
Willem Dafoe on playing van Gogh, and why working in TV "can make you lazy"
The actor was taught how to paint by director Julian Schnabel for Venice award winner At Eternity’s Gate.
'Until We Fall' director talks Tallinn premiere and working at Zentropa
Danish drama had its world premiere in Tallinn’s Official Selection.
'Cronofobia' director on how mystery shopping inspired his debut feature
Drama is screening at Tallinn Black Nights this week.
