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Awards of the 28th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival have been announced
Silent City Driver wins the Grand Prix for the Best Film of Official Selection Competition, also scooped the Best Production Design Award.
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The final day of the 28th PÖFF is for the winners!
On Sunday, the 28th PÖFF will close with the best of the best - the winning films. Adventure through the misty magic of Mongolia, discover a world ruled only by women or travel back in time to the days of Bon Jovi and Jean-Claude Van Damme.
Saturday’s PÖFF glows with burning issues
Sexuality, righteousness lost to lust, passionate dreams of David Bowie – today’s PÖFF films talk about things that aren’t being talked about.
PÖFF Honors Georgian film legend Lana Gogoberidze for Lifetime Achievement Award
The second lifetime achievement award of this year’s Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) will be given to one of Georgia’s most renowned directors, Lana Gogoberidze. The 96-year-old legend will be presenting two of her films at this year's festival.
Friday’s PÖFF extravaganza is shaken up by the Finnish filmmakers!
What could be better for a Friday night than a delightful sip of nostalgia accompanied by the music of Dingo and a generous dose of healthy humor served up by Mika Kaurismäki, who will personally present it at PÖFF?
Thursday PÖFF treats you to brand new Baltic films
Today, you can let your blood run wild, try Riga balm mixed with satire, and discuss the world order, where you have to die at the age of 50 due to sustainability.
