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Valentin Kuik

Jan Uuspõld in The Spy and the Poet (2016)
Home-grown movies set to shine at Tallinn Black Nights
Jan Uuspõld in The Spy and the Poet (2016)
An increased cash rebate and co-production boom has resulted in a strong Estonian line-up for this year’s Tallinn Black Nights.

The Estonian film industry is picking up momentum, seeing an increase in domestic film admissions as well as a selection of awards around the festival circuit.

In Berlin earlier this year, the Estonian Film Institute (Efi) announced a cash rebate for foreign productions including full length features, documentaries and television series, which has in turn prompted a spike in the number of co-productions.

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival is reaping the benefits with a strong line-up of Estonian films across several of their programme sections

Estonian Film Competition

Seven films are in contention for the Estonian Film Award, which grants a winning feature €3,200 in prize money to be shared between the director and the producer:

Triin Ruumet’s The Days That Confused (above), a coming-of-age story set in late 1990s Estonia, is already...
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  • 11/19/2016
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