The 2025 Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) will showcase a compelling selection of documentaries in its Doc@PÖFF International and Baltic Competitions. For the first time, Baltic documentaries and feature films will compete in separate programmes.
With pride, Slovak Film Institute brings you the news of classic Slovak films showcased in the programs of two major international film festivals: the Festival Lumière (October 11 – 19, 2025) and the Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia (October 9 – 19, 2025). Both events rank among the most important festivals in their respective fields: Festival Lumière is dedicated to the presentation of world film heritage, while Sitges focuses on genre cinema, particularly horror, fantasy, and science fiction.
The Baltic Event Co-Production Market returns from 19–21 November, presenting 15 new film projects — including debut works, fresh features, and compelling stories from acclaimed directors. For the second year, the selection also features films aimed at youth and children.
- The short film and animation festival within the Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) has unveiled the programme that makes up the second edition of its industry arm, Shorts Industry Shortcut (SIS).
- The event will be filled with masterclasses, lectures, and panel discussions including award-winning directors Anna Hints, Izabela Plucińska, Ruairi Bradley.
- The second edition of SIS runs from 14-15 November 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia, during PÖFF Shorts (11-19 November 2025).
- The short film and animation festival within the Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) has unveiled the programme that makes up the second edition of its industry arm, Shorts Industry Shortcut (SIS).
- The event will be filled with masterclasses, lectures, and panel discussions including award-winning directors Anna Hints, Izabela Plucińska, Ruairi Bradley.
- The second edition of SIS runs from 14-15 November 2025 in Tallinn, Estonia, during PÖFF Shorts (11-19 November 2025).
Year of French Central European Film 2025: Unifrance presents the second edition of MyFrenchAnimationDays (MyFAD), from 11 to 31 October
Press releases 12-10-2025Unifrance presents the second edition of MyFrenchAnimationDays (MyFAD), a special initiative to highlight the creativity of French animation and its industry, with the aim of raising awareness among audiences around the world. This is being done with the support of its partners, particularly its distributor, producer and animation exporter members.
TALLINN: Films by George Ovashvili and Csaba Káel are among the 17 feature films selected for the Official Selection Competition of the 29th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF). The most important film festival in the Baltics will be held from 7 to 23 November 2025.
VILNIUS: All the 12 short film projects from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania and the guest country Hungary, selected for the 13th Baltic Pitching Forum (BPF, 7 -10 October 2025), were pitched in Vilnius before international film experts - BPF Panel and Baltic Producers Jury. The winners were announced.
Year of French Central European Film 2025: The 3rd MyMetaStories Festival Kicks Off
Festivals 11-10-2025The 3rd edition of MyMetaStories is officially underway! Starting this Friday, October 10, and up to November 2, 2025, cinephiles around the world will be able to access online the 18 films* and 1 animated series showcasing the richness and diversity of Europe’s new generation of cinematic and audiovisual talents.
LAST CHANCE TO SUBMIT YOUR PROJECT TO THE CO-PRODUCTION FORUM WITHOUT FEE
Tomorrow, October 10th, is your final opportunity to submit your project to the Co-Production Forum for free. Starting October 11th, a submission fee will apply.
So if you’ve been thinking about it... now’s the time. Get your project in while it’s still free!
