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Black Nights 2020 / Baltic Film Competition

9 articles available in total starting from 04/11/2019. Last article published on 01/12/2020.

Review: The Pit

Review: The Pit

Dace Pūce's debut feature is a small jewel of a film and a splendidly staged, intense emotional journey  

01/12/2020 | Black Nights 2020 | Baltic Film Competition

Veiko Õunpuu • Director of The Last Ones

Interview: Veiko Õunpuu • Director of The Last Ones

“I wish we could return to a sort of animism in our thinking”

We chatted to Estonian director Veiko Õunpuu, whose The Last Ones takes on the people on the lower rung of society. And Roxette  

30/11/2020 | Black Nights 2020 | Baltic Film Competition

Review: Gorbachev. Heaven

Review: Gorbachev. Heaven

Vitaly Mansky’s new documentary is a long, intense conversation with the 89-year-old former leader of the Soviet Union  

20/11/2020 | IDFA 2020

Review: The Last Ones

Review: The Last Ones

Veiko Õunpuu’s new film, Estonia’s submission for the 2021 Oscars, is a modern Lapland-set western rich in testosterone where capitalism clashes with ecology, dreams with reality  

16/11/2020 | Black Nights 2020 | Baltic Film Competition

Review: The Jump

Review: The Jump

Giedrė Žickytė’s documentary centres on the moving story of the Kudirka incident, known for several years as the US Coast Guard’s “Day of Shame”  

12/10/2020 | Warsaw 2020

Review: In the Dusk

Review: In the Dusk

Sharunas Bartas competes for San Sebastián's Golden Shell with this tale of a Lithuanian partisan movement set in the winter of 1948  

25/09/2020 | San Sebastián 2020 | Competition

Review: The Flood Won't Come

Review: The Flood Won't Come

VENICE 2020: Armenia’s Marat Sargsyan delivers an intense, distorted and creatively crafted war film, intertwining abuses and metaphysics and set to a tempo punctuated by sequence shots  

10/09/2020 | Venice 2020 | International Film Critics’ Week

Review: My Favorite War

Review: My Favorite War

Clearly not a fan of black-and-white stories, in her complex film Ilze Burkovska Jacobsen reclaims fifty shades of grey  

26/08/2020 | Haugesund 2020

Review: Exemplary Behaviour

Review: Exemplary Behaviour

The winning film of DOK Leipzig's International Competition is an oddly original documentary about guilt, forgiveness and social justice, focusing on two inmates sentenced to life  

04/11/2019 | DOK Leipzig 2019

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