30-10-2020

FESTIVALS: Tallinn Unveils Baltic Event Works in Progress

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    Melchior the Apothecary by Elmo Nüganen Melchior the Apothecary by Elmo Nüganen photo: Robert Lang

    TALLINN: Seven Baltic projects, seven international projects and four additional projects will be presented at the Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event, the one-week summit for film and audiovisual industry professionals held during PÖFF, on 23 - 27 November 2020. This year’s event will take place fully online.

    Baltic Event Works in Progress 2020 (selected projects):

    Kalev (Estonia)
    Directed by Ove Musting
    Produced by Allfilm, Ugri Film
    Supported by the Estonian Film Institute

    Melchior The Apothecary (Estonia, Latvia, Germany)
    Directed by Elmo Nüganen
    Produced by Taska Film (Estonia),Nafta Films (Estonia), HansaFilm (Estonia), Apollo Film Productions (Estonia), Film Angels Studio (Latvia), Maze Productions (Germany)
    Supported by the Estonian Film Institute and the Riga Film Fund

    Lovable (Latvia, Estonia)
    Directed by Staņislavs Tokalovs
    Produced by Tasse Film (Latvia)
    Coproduced by Stellar Films (Estonia)
    Supported by the Estonian Film Institute and the Latvian Film Centre

    Neon Spring (Latvia)
    Directed by Matīss Kaža
    Produced by Deep Sea Studios  

    I Am Fine, Thanks (Lithuania)
    Directed by Ernestas Jankauskas,
    Produced by Dansu films

    Feature Film About Life (Lithuania)
    Directed by Dovilė Šarutytė
    Produced by Studio Uljana Kim
    Supported by the Lithuanian Film Centre 

    Carol of The Bells (Ukraine, Poland)
    Directed by Olesya Morgunets-Isaenko,
    Produced by Artem Koliubaiev,
    Coproduced by Ama Vision, Stewopol

    A Butterfly's Heart (Lithuania)
    Directed by Inesa Kurklietytė,
    Produced Fralita Films
    Supported by the Lithuanian Film Centre

    The Sleeping Beast (Estonia, Latvia)
    Directed by Jaak Kilmi
    Produced by Stellar Film (Estonia)
    Coproduced by Locomotive (Latvia)
    Supported by the Estonian Film Institute, the Estonian Cultural Endowment, the Latvian Film Centre and Creative Europe Media

    Published in Estonia

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