Warsaw Film Festival joined the Academy Award® film festival list. This means that the winner of the Grand Prix in the WFF's Short Films Competition will have the right to compete for the Oscar® for best short film. The organizers of the Warsaw Film Festival have received a memo to this effect signed by Jon Bloom, chair of the Academy's Short Films and Feature Animation Branch Executive Committee. "We have been consistently developing the Warsaw Film Festival for years", says Stefan Laudyn, director of the Warsaw Film Festival. "In this, we also want to be useful to the Polish and international film industry. We have been promoting debuting filmmakers for many years and the Shorts Competition, held since 2008, is the latest step in this direction. This year's workshop for Polish makers of short films, Shorts Warszawa, organized by the WFF and the CentEast Market, showed just how much filmmakers stand to gain from meeting experienced professionals. I think having a project make it to the Oscar list will further increase young Polish and international filmmakers' interest in the WFF". "This excellent news is sure to trigger even greater interest in the Warsaw Film Festival among shorts filmmakers all over the world, and will have a positive impact on the standard of our Shorts Competition", adds Bartek Pulcyn, curator of the Shorts Competition at the Warsaw Film Festival. "I trust it will also serve as a strong incentive for Polish film directors and producers to have the world premieres of their projects at the WFF".
More information:
Bartek Pulcyn, curator of the WFF Shorts Competition - tel. +48 605 289 793, e-mail: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Georgian National Film Center signs production agreement with Georgian Public Broadcaster
Georgia 14-11-2011TBILISI: The Georgian National Film Center (www.gnfc.ge) has signed a memorandum of cooperation on production with the Georgian Public Broadcaster (www.gbp.org).
9 -20 Nov 2011
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Ljubljana International Film Festival, among the visitors popularly known as LIFFe, is the largest and most important film festival in Slovenia. In the 21 years of its existence the Ljubljana International Film festival has opened windows onto the world cultural arena to the inhabitants of Slovenia.
LIFFe has enabled first-rate European and world film distribution, no longer entirely dependent on the market, but coexisting with it, shaping and enriching it in the long run.
Festival programme stems from the established festival texture which changes annually according to the current production, from which the finest and most compelling auctorial works are selected. The festival every year presents one or two of the worlds most visible national productions.
Last years edition of the festival presented 117 films on 281 screenings. We have hosted 46 international guests, 161 journalists and 50 000 visitors.
The most important of all festival aims is to present new authors and worlds new cinematographies but of course every year we also present well-known names of the world cinema.
Festival venue
Cankarjev dom, Linhart and Kosovel Hall, Foyer II, Klub CD, E1-E4, M1
Kinodvor, Kino Komuna, Slovenian Cinematheque
Kino Šiška
Kolosej Maribor, hall 5
Full program of 2. American Film Festival announced. Todd Solondz to open the festival with Dark Horse. 7.11.2011
The Highlights section will feature latest hits starring top US actors. The opening film will be Todd Solondz’s newest film, Dark Horse, which competed in the main competition in Venice this year. Mr. Solondz will be present in Wrocław for his directorial retrospective. The audience in Wrocław will be the first one in Poland to see the latest films from Gus Van Sant (Restless), Kevin Smith (Red State) and Miranda July (The Future). Other highlights will be the tragicomedy Jack Goes Boating - Philip Seymour Hoffman’s directorial debut, Derek Cianfrance’s Blue Valentine starring Ryan Gosling and Oscar-nominated Michelle Williams, and the star-studded (Keira Knightley, Eva Mendes, Sam Worthington) Last Night. The closing film will be Whit Stillman’s quirky comedy Damsels in Distress, which was also the closing film of the Venice IFF this year. In the competitive Spectrum section, the audience will enjoy Michael Di Jiacomo’s Somewhere Tonight starring John Turturro - a film about a couple of New York loners, who meet over a sex phone. Other films in this section will be Alison Bagnall’s The Dish and the Spoon with a great performance of America’s rising star, Greta Gerwig, as well as William Eubank’s Love – a metaphysical film about loneliness, often compared to Duncan Jones’ Moon. The competitive documentary section American Docs will feature SXSW’s audience award winner Marwencol by Jeff Malmberg and The Other F-Word by Andrea Blaugrund. This year’s films will explore phenomena such as exploitation cinema (American Grindhouse with appearances by Quentin Tarantino). This section will also show Errol Morris’ latest provocative film Tabloid. Another film on the subject of media is Andrew Rossi’s Page One: A Year Inside the New York Times. 2.AFF will also tribute established masters, such as this year’s Cannes winner Terrence Malick and the Polish-born, six time Oscar winner Billy Wilder. The festival programmers will also put the spotlight on one of the most prolific young US filmmakers – mumblecore’s prime representative – Joe Swanberg. This retrospective salute marks a first ever for Swanberg who will come to Wrocław to introduce and discuss his films. The festival will also show Nicolas Ray’s last experimental film We Can't Go Home Again, reconstructed by the director’s wife, Susan. Festival Passes (170 PLN/ca. 40 EUR) are on sale until 6 Nov. Online ticket sales goes live on 3 Nov. 2. American Film Festival, International PR – Jan Naszewski This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it., | |
COMPETITION PROGRAMMES ANNOUNCED FOR THE 15th EDITION OF THE BLACK NIGHTS FILM FESTIVAL (PÖFF)
Festivals 09-11-2011The Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF), which runs from 18th to 30th November 2011, has announced its full competition programmes. From established names to debut features, from festival hits to new discoveries, the competitions at PÖFF promise to deliver the very best in world cinema
With a focus on cinema for Europe and Asia, the International Competition EurAsia focuses offers a prize of 10'000EUR awarded to the winner of the Grand Prix alongside jury prizes for Best Director, Actor and Actress. Highlights of this year's competition include We Need To Talk About Kevin (Dir. Lynne Ramsay, UK) one of the most talked about films at the Cannes Festival containing a stunning central performance from Tilda Swinton as a mother dealing with the aftermath of her child's actions, and Rose (Rosa) (Dir. Wojciech Smarzowski, Poland), the lauded film about the harrowing treatment of Poles at the end of the Second World War. There'll also be the chance to enjoy The Artist (Dir. Michel Hazanavicks, France) the ode to silent cinema that has already charmed many audiences and Estonia's own Letters To Angel (Kirjad Inglile) (Dir. Sulev Keedus, Estonia). The film, about an Estonian soldier returning after the Afghan war to find himself fighting new battles, is Estonia's submission for Best Foreign Language Feature in the 2012 Academy Awards. Other countries represented in the competition include India, Kazakhstan, China and Iran. The jury are: Sergei Loznitsa (Director, Russia), Juanita Wilson (Director, Ireland), Peter Zeitlinger (Cinmeatographer, Austria) Indu Shrikent (Festival Director, India) and Peeter Urbla (Producer, Estonia).
Letters to Angel will also be screening in the Tridens Baltic Feature Film Competition which showcases the best cinema from Baltic Countries. With a prize of 5000EUR (sponsored by Tridens) for Best Film and 3200EUR (sponsored by Scottish Leader) for the film with best distribution potential it promises to be a hotly contested programme. Films include The Idiot (Idioot) (Dir. Rainer Sarnet, Estonia), a stylish adaptation of the novel by Fyodor Dostoyevsky and the compelling documentary The New World (Uus Maailm) (Dir. Jaan Tootsen, Estonia) and a group of activists who attempt to change their corner of the world. There'll also be the chance to see How Are You Doing Rudolf Ming? (Teb Klajas, Rudolf Ming?) (Dir. Roberts Rubins, Latvia) a documentary about a boy obsessed with films and violence and The Book Smugglers (Dir. Jeremiah Cullinane, Ireland/Latvia) about 19th century Lithuanian book smugglers, who managed to save their language from extinction. The jury will consist of Dita Rietuma (Journalist/Lecturer, Latvia), Xavier Garcia Puerto (Festival Director, Spain) and Laufey Gudjónsdóttir (Film Consultant, Iceland).
The North American Independent Film Competition examines esoteric American films that have good potential for distribution. The programme will include Martha May Marcy Marlene (Dir. Sean Durkin, USA), which gained acclaim at the Sundance Film Festival for the strong central performance from Elizabeth Olsen (the younger sister of Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen) as a girl suffering from paranoia and delusions after escaping from a cult. Other films include 50/50 (Dir. Jonathan Levine, USA), a painfully honest comedy starring Joseph Inception Gordon-Levitt stars as a man diagnosed with cancer who deals with his fate with the help of his best friend played by Seth Rogan, and Win Win (Dir. Thomas McCarthy, USA), director Thomas McCarthy's follow up to acclaimed films The Station Agent and The Visitor which stars Paul Giamatti as an attorney who attempts to keep his practice afloat by acting as the legal caretaker of an elderly client. The jury will consist of Gabor Greiner (Sales Agent, Germany), Youngjoo SUH (Producer, South Korea) and Peeter Rebane (Director, Estonia)
The director of the Black Nights Film Festival Tiina Lokk said:
"As always, the Black Nights competitions represent a wide and diverse range of films and we're proud that such a broad spectrum of cinema gets the opportunity to win some wonderful awards. We're grateful to our sponsors for making the awards happen and we look forward to our juries and audience enjoying all that we have to offer."
The full programme for Black Nights will be announced on November 10th at www.poff.ee
PÖFF is part of the programme of the European Capital of Culture Tallinn 2011.
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Notes for Editors
The full list of competition films are:
International Competition EurAsia
ADALBERT'S DREAM (VISUL LUI ADALBERT)
Dir. Gabriel Achim, Romania, 2011
AKKYZ
Dir. Zhanabek Zhetiru, Kazakhstan, 2011
THE ARTIST
Dir. Michel Hazanavicks, France, 2011
LATE LIFE (KETŠIKKAN HAJOT )
Dir. Ayub Shahobiddinov, Uzbekhistan, 2011
THE IDIOT (IDIOOT)
Dir. Rainer Sarnet, Estonia, 2011
DOUBLE STEPS (LOS PASOS DOBLES)
Dir. Isaki Lacuesta, Spain, 2011
ELENA
Dir. Andrei Zvjagintsev, Russia, 2011
BUSONG (PALAWAN FATE)
Dir. Auraeus Solito, The Phillipines, 2011
LETTERS TO ANGEL (KIRJAD INGLILE)
Dir. Sulev Keedus, Estonia, 2011
KOTOKO
Dir. Shinya Tsukamoto, Japan, 2011
MOURNING
Dir. Morteza Farshbaf, Iran, 2011
A SIMPLE LIFE (TAOJIE)
Dir. Ann Hui, Hong Kong/China, 2011
WE NEED TO TALK ABOUT KEVIN
Dir. Lynne Ramsay, UK, 2011
SONS OF NORWAY (SONNER AV NORGE)
Dir. Jens Lien, Norway, 2011
LAND OF OBLIVION (TERRE OUTRAGEE)
Dir. Michale Boganim, France/Germany/Poland/Ukraine, 2011
ROSE
Dir. Wojciech Smarzowski, Poland, 2011
VOLCANO (ELDFJALL)
Dir. Runar Runarsson, Iceland, 2011
Tridens Baltic Feature Film Competition
BARZAKH
Dir. Mantas Kvedaravicius, Finland/Lithuania
CUBATON (EL MEDICA- THE CUBATON STORY)
Dir. Daniel Fridell, Sweden/Finland/Estonia, 2011
A MONUMENT TO PLEASE EVERYONE (ET MEELDIKS KÕIGILE)
Dir. Kristina Norman, Estonia, 2011
THE IDIOT (IDIOOT)
Dir. Rainer Sarnet, Estonia, 2011
33 ANIMALS OF SANTA CLAUS (33 ZVERI ZIEMASSVETKU VECTITIM)
Dir. Laila Pakalnina, Latvia, 2011
THE KAPLINSKY SYSTEM (KAPLINSKI SÜSTEEM)
Dir. Raphael Gianelli-Meriano, Estonia, 2011
LETTERS TO ANGEL (KIRJAD INGLILE)
Dir. Sulev Keedus, Estonia, 2011
HOW ARE YOU DOING, RUDOLF MING? (TEV KLAJAS, RUDOLF MING?)
Dir. Roberts Rubins, Latvia, 2010
THE BOOK SMUGGLERS (KNYGNESIAI)
Dir. Jeremiah Cullinane, Ireland/Lithuania, 2011
RAMIN
Dir. Audrius Stonys, Latvia/Georgia, 2011
TADAS BLINDA. THE LEGEND (TADAS BLINDA. PRADZIA)
Dir. Donatas Ulvydas, Lithuania, 2011
THE NEW WORLD (UUS MAAILM)
Dir. Jaan Tootsen, Estonia, 2011
North American Independent Film Competition
50/50
Dir. Jonathan Levine, USA , 2011
388 ARLETTA AVE
Dir. Randall Cole, Canada, 2011
BELLFLOWER
Dir. Evan Glodell, USA, 2011
THE LAST RITES OF JOE MAY
Dir. Joe Maggio, USA, 2011
WIN WIN
Dir. Thomas McCarthy, USA, 2011
MARTHA MARCY MAY MARLENE
Dir. Sean Durkin, USA, 2011
STARBUCK
Dir. Ken Scott, Canada, 2011
DOPPELGÄNGER PAUL
Dirs. Kris Elgstrand & Dylan Akko Smith, Canada, 2011
ANOTHER EARTH
Dir. Mike Cahill, USA, 2011
MOTH DIARIES
Dir. Mary Harron, Canada/Ireland, 2011
For further information contact the International Press Officer Laurence Boyce at laurence.boyce@poff .ee
The Black Nights Film Festival has a Facebook page at http://www.facebook.com/
For more information about Tallinn - 2011 European Capital of Culture go to http://www.tallinn2011.ee/eng
The call for Polish Academy of Document in Moscow has ended. We received many submissions, so the choice was not easy. Congratulations to the authors of selected projects! 15 projects were selected, because of very interesting subjects. They were chosen among 36 others from different regions of Russia: from Vladivostok, across Surgut, Saratov, St.Petersburg, as well as Poland, Belarus, Ukraine and Germany.
The list of qualified project is below:
1. A Girl Looking for Love / Девушка в активном поиске
dir. / реж.: Andzhela Abzalova / Анджела Абзалова
prod. / прод.: Andzhela Abzalova / Анджела Абзалова
Russia / Россия
2. Africa / Африка
dir. / реж.: Grigory Grishin / Григорий Гришин
prod. / прод.: Olga Yakovleva / Ольга Яковлева
Russia / Россия
3. Bereg-Obereg / Берег-Оберег
dir. / реж.: Andrey Redkin / Андрей Редькин
prod. / прод.: Anton Smirnov / Антон Смирнов
Russia / Россия
4. Children sometime's / Дети иногда...
dir. / реж.: Anna Artemyeva / Анна Артемьева
prod. / прод.: Anastasia Aleksandrova / Анастасия Александрова
Germany, Russia / Германия, Россия
5. Helpering from China, or Silk Way / Помогайка или Шелковый Путь
dir. / реж.: Evdokiya Moskvina / Евдокия Москвина
prod. / прод.: Anna Bychkova / Анна Бычкова
Russia / Россия
6. Heralds From The Big World / Посланники Большой
dir. / реж.: Tatyana Soboleva / Татьяна Соболева
prod. / прод.: Vlad Ketkovich / Влад Кеткович
Russia / Россия
7. In Search of Greta / В Поисках Греты
dir. / реж.: Regina Maryanovska / Регина Марьяновская
prod. / прод.: Laurence Ueberfeld / Лоранс Юберфельд
France / Франция
8. Landing. Bridge / Десант. Мост
dir. / реж.: Andrey Redkin / Андрей Редькин
prod. / прод.: Anton Smirnov / Антон Смирнов
Russia / Россия
9. Mirror Dream / Зеркальный сон
dir. / реж.: Anastasia Aleksandrova / Анастасия Александрова
prod. / прод.: Anastasia Aleksandrova / Анастасия Александрова
Germany / Russia / Германия, Россия
10. PERM-36. a Territory of Freedom / ПЕРМЬ-36, территория свободы
dir. / реж.: Sergey Kachkin / Сергей Качкин
prod. / прод.: Sergey Kachkin / Сергей Качкин
Russia / Россия
11. Phenomenon / Феномен
dir. / реж.: Julia Morskaya / Юлия Морская
prod. / прод.: Mikhail Makeev / Михаил Макеев
Russia / Россия
12. Rebels / Бунтари
dir. / реж.: Helena Samoylova / Елена Самойлова
prod. / прод.: Alexey Samoylov / Алексей Самойлов
Russian Federation / Российская Федерация
13. The last miracle of Lenin / Апошні цуд Леніна
dir. / реж.: Viktoryia Kolchyna / Вікторыя Колчына
prod. / прод.: Victoryia Ogneva / Вікторыя Огнева
Poland / Польша
14. To sing / Петь
dir. / реж.: Olga Korotkaya / Ольга Короткая
prod. / прод.: Olga Korotkaya / Ольга Короткая
Russia / Россия
15. Trolleybus to Goodfield / Троллейбус в Доброполье
dir. / реж.: Lukasz Lakomy / Лукаш Лакомы
prod. / прод.: Daniel Stark / Даниэль Штарк
Germany / Германия
Detailed information and program of Polish Academy of Document in Moscow is available on http://dragonforum.pl/en/pad/
The Session in Minsk starts tomorrow!
Information about program and screenings of the Art of Document is available on http://dragonforum.pl/en/pad/
Zero, the new feature film project by Gyula Nemes (Lost World, the Best Short Documentary in Karlovy Vary 2008 and My One and Onlies in competition in Venice Critics' Week 2006) is going to made in German - Czech - Hungarian coproduction. The project is supported by the Czech Motion Picture Fund (200.000 Euros) and Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (70.000 Euros for development). The producer of the film is Gabor Dettre, the Hungarian director living in Bruxelles, the co-producers are the Czech Jiří Konečný (endorfilm) and the German Eike Goreczka (42film). The script is written by Tamás Beregi (My One and Onlies, The History of Aviation, Egill, Hier), the DOP is Balázs Dobóczi.
The story is a grotesque drama of one of the most pressing environmental problem of our time, the bees' quick disappearing from our planet. The main protagonist is a beekeeper who starts a fearless fight against the consumer society as an anarchist terrorist.
The film has participiated at Europe's several film markets and workshops, like Cinelink, Connection Cottbus and éQuinoxe Germany. The development was supported by the former Hungarian Motion Picture Fund and the Media Program. The location scouting and the casting is being held in these months in Czech Republic and Germany.
The film is
produced by the Hungarian Playtime Ltd. and as the Hungarian financial
background is secured, will be shot in next summer.
Bratislava IFF Presenting Slovak films
In its 16th edition, Bratislava International Film Festival (Nov. 4-9, 2011) traditionally presents Slovak films: Besides the films screened within the International Competition of First and Second Films, the Panorama section and the Filmmaker's Tribute section, the Slovak full-length and short films produced in the last year, are presented in the program section Made in Slovakia.
More information you find here: Slovak Films at Bratislava IFF 2011
Three Slovak Films in the Program of Thessaloniki IFF
International Film Festival Thessaloniki presents three Slovak films in the official festival programme: The House (Dom, by Zuzana Liová, SK – CZ 2011) and Alois Nebel (by Tomáš Luňák, CZ – SK – DE, 2011) are included in the International Competition of the festival. Gypsy (Cigán, by Martin Šulík, SK – CZ) is presented in the section Open Horizons.
More information here: What´s Slovak in Thessaloniki?
Slovak Film Week in Budapest:
Three significant events presenting Slovak films will take place in Hungary during November 7 - 13, 2011. The Slovak Film Week will present six Slovak films in Budapest and the traditional Film Seminar for the students of Slovak Language will take place both in Budapest and the Hungarian town Szeged.
More information here (both in English and Hungarian!): What´s Slovak in Budapest?
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Nordic neighbours Estonia and Finland are making quite strong showings in this edition of the market. Estonia's most successful auteur director-producer team Veiko Õunpuu and Katrin Kissa (Autumn Ball, The Temptation of St. Tony) pair once again on their next project, the optimistic anti-Western Free Range (Homeless Bob Production). With his previous films premiering in Venice and Sundance and winning numerous international awards, Õunpuu's next film is sure to continue this successful run. Revolver Film's Karin Reinberg-Shestakov will present promising, young director Liina Paakspuu's film Meat, another strong project from Estonia, which was developed in the EAVE workshop.
And Estonia's Northern neighbour, Finland, makes the strongest showing of all with three projects from renowned directors and successful producers. Acclaimed director Petri Kotwica's (Black Ice, Rat King from BE 2009 in post-production) previous film competed at the Berlinale. His next project, Fleeing Dreams, will be presented at the market by First Floor Production's Pauli Pentti. Finland is also represented by a historical drama/thriller Never Alone from filmmaker Klaus Härö, who has brought home awards from Shanghai, Montreal, Mar del Plata, Berlin and numerous other festivals. Top-tier producer Ilkka Matila of Matila Röhr Nordisk Oy will produce the film. And the third project from Finland is from BE long-time friend, producer Aleksi Bardy (Helsinki-filmi) who will present Jukka-Pekka Siili's project The Beacon at Baltic Event. Baltic Event market is also proud to present another Nordic project: Sweden's leading production company Sonet Film's project The Things You Cannot See, produced by Sandra Harms and directed by Maria Nygren.
Eastern European countries are also present in the project list. One of Ukraine's most successful producers, Olena Yershova (My Joy by Sergei Loznitsa, Cannes IFF 2010), will present her project Sense of Sex by director Maryna Gorbach. Russia is represented by director Oxana Bychkova's Land of Good Children, a family adventure film from producer Natalia Mokritskaya (New People Film Company) who was very successful with her last film Piter FM.
In 2011, Baltic Event also presents two projects from new territories. Producer Nariman Mammadov will present Leonardo's Corridor, the mysterious story about a corridor of mirrors and a boy named Elik that will surely capture the minds of Azerbaijani and Europeans alike. Georgia is represented by one of the country's most acclaimed directors, Levan Koguashvili, with his project Teacher in Love, a tragicomedy about modern Georgian society undergoing a difficult transitional period.
As always, the aim of Baltic Event is give a comprehensive overview of the regional film industry, and the anniversary edition will be no different. The event includes Coming Soon presentations, Baltic Event screenings of recently completed films from the region, an Industry Day focusing on topics of interest to the local film industry, and the POWR script pitching workshop.
Baltic Event Co-Production Market 2011 project list:
1. „Fleeing Dreams" producer Pauli Pentti, First Floor Productions, Finland, director Petri Kotwica
2. „Free Range" producer Katrin Kissa, Homeless Bob Production, Estonia, director Veiko Õunpuu
3. „Godly Shift" producer Ferenc Pusztai, KMH Film, Hungary, director Márk Bodzsár
4. „Land of Good Children" producer Natalia Mokritskaya, New People Film Company, Russia, director Oxana Bychkova
5. „Meat" producer Karin Reinberg-Shestakov, Revolver Film, Estonia, director Liina Paakspuu
6. „Never Alone" producer Ilkka Matila, Matila Röhr Nordisk Oy, Finland, director Klaus Härö
7. „Santa" producer Kestutis Drazdauskas, Artbox, Lithuania, director Marius Ivaskevicius
8. „Sense of Sex" producer Olena Yershova, Tatofilm, Ukraine, director Maryna Gorbach
9. „The Beacon" producer Aleksi Bardy, Helsinki-filmi, Finland, director Jukka-Pekka Siili
10. „The Redheads" producer Marta Bite, Ego Media, Latvia, director Astra Zoldnere
11. „The Things You Cannot See" producer Sandra Harms, Sonet Film, Sweden, director Maria Nygren
12. „Wednesday Child" producer Károly Fehér, Popfilm, Hungary, director Lili Horváth
13. „Leonardo's Corridor" producer Nariman Mammadov, Narimanfilm, Azerbaijan, director Ilgar Safat
14. „Teacher in Love" producer Levan Koguashvili, Ori Bu, Georgia, director Levan Koguashvili
POWR projects and scriptwriters:
1. „Do You Love Me", Lina Luzyte, Lithuania
2. „Life", Dovile Sarutyte, Lithuania
3. „Survivors", Hanna Bergholm, Finland
4. „Härregud", Vesa Heikki Virtanen, Finland
5. „The Boy from the Sea", Christjan Wegner, Sweden
6. „Thin Skin", Kristina Hjertén av Gedda, Sweden
7. „Landscape of Fear", Ulvrik Kraft, Norway
8. „Elvira and Sixten", Marianne Hansen, Denmark
9. „Angelmaker", Line Langebæk, Denmark
10. „Sanatorium of Ashes", Davis Simanis, Latvia
11. „Those That Remained Free", Pauls Bankovskis, Latvia
12. „The Desperate Mermaid", Edina Csüllög and Hedda Maurer, Estonia
Supporters and partners of Baltic Event are the Estonian Film Foundation, the Estonian Ministry of Culture, the Cultural Endowment, MEDIA Programme, the National Film Centre of Latvia, the Finnish Film Foundation, Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, Moscow Co-Production Forum, EAVE, Cannes Marche du Film's Producers' Network, Screen International, Cinelink, Film New Europe.
Additional information:
Lili Pilt,
Baltic Event co-production market manager
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WARSAW: The European Documentary Network www.edn.dk will host an online session on 8 November 2011 (10am -12) with Piotr Bernas, director of the documentary film Paparazzi produced by Wajda Studio. The film has been nominated for the European Film Awards and will premiere at IDFA in Amsterdam.
