Black Nights 2016 (The article continues below - Commercial information) 57 articles available in total starting from 11/10/2016. Last article published on 30/11/2016. page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 next The Red Captain: Tortured by the pastMichal Kollár's first feature is a gritty crime-thriller set in the former Czechoslovakia, bringing back a cold case from the Soviet era 30/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | First Features CompetitionHome Is Here: The bonding of two lost soulsAustrian director Tereza Kotyk's film, a story of two characters who never meet in person but form a strange bond, had its international premiere at the Black Nights Film Festival 30/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | First Features CompetitionParis La Blanche: A parable of migration and a search for one’s familyLidia Terki's first feature deals with economic migration and what family can represent to a person 29/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | First Features CompetitionA Quiet Heart: A religious battle on a micro-levelIn his third feature, Israeli director Eitan Anner tackles the constant religious tension in Jerusalem, but on a micro-level of one character in new surroundings 29/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | CompetitionThe Chronicles of Melanie: The dear deportedViesturs Kairish’s new feature tells the story of Soviet deportations using bleak but beautiful black-and-white photography 29/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | CompetitionThe Baltic Event celebrates its 15th anniversaryTallinn's Co-production Market gave a good overview of the upcoming films from the region once again, with the Georgian title Citizen Saint winning the annual Eurimages Co-production Development Award 28/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | IndustryPretenders: A cold fable of a failed relationshipVallo Toomla’s debut film is a claustrophobic study on the dynamics of a relationship on the rocks – with a metaphysical twist 28/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | Estonian Film CompetitionIsraeli drama A Quiet Heart wins at TallinnEitan Anner's film has won the Grand Prix; other winners include Romania’s Eastern Business and Iran’s Breath 28/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | AwardsA wide variety of projects presented at Tallinn's International Works in ProgressThe Slovakian title The Line has emerged victorious at Industry@Tallinn’s International Works in Progress pitching session 25/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | IndustryDenial, Rachel Weisz against the ‘revisionist’ of NazismDirected by Mick Jackson, the film on the trial that pitted an American academic against British negationist historian David Irving is in the festival’s official selection 25/11/2016 | Black Nights 2016 | Panorama page: [1] 2 3 4 5 6 next (The article continues below - Commercial information)