The wolves of Black Nights will have to wear extra masks this year
Photo by Aron UrbTALLINN: The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival is collaborating with the medical companies SYNLAB Estonia and Medicum to ensure safety of its guests and venues and to test all guests coming to Tallinn from abroad. The private company Sinu Arst will help the festival with registering COVID cases.
The festival received a special governmental permit to bring foreign guests and press to the country. The festival expects to host around 200 guests, compared with the 1400 guests in 2019. All guests will have to go through a two-phase testing, first in their home country and second upon arrival.
The festival is running as a hybrid event from 13 to 29 November 2020. Industry@Tallinn &; Baltic Event will take place completely virtually.
The Film New Europe (FNE) Association is the networking platform for film professionals in the CEE/SEE/Baltics region. The webportal and FNE newswire was chosen as the MAIN TOOL to achieve the network’s objectives of the sharing of know how, visibility of regional cultural diversity and finally the VOICE of the region.
FNE’s objectives include VISIBILITY for the region and AUDIENCES for films by providing a special focus on the region.