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30/11/2021 - After an introduction about the two countries’ main funding options, Estonian and British producers shared their experiences on joint projects, such as Undergods and Sentinel

30/11/2021 - After an introduction about the two countries’ main funding options, Estonian and British producers shared their experiences on joint projects, such as Undergods and Sentinel

30/11/2021 - After an introduction about the two countries’ main funding options, Estonian and British producers shared their experiences on joint projects, such as Undergods and Sentinel

A committee put together by the Estonian Film Institute (EFI) has decided to put forward "Vee peal" ("On the Water") as Estonia's nomination for the Academy Award for Best International Feature Film (previously known as Best Foreign Language Film).

14/10/2021 - As a result of recent talks with the government, the extra production support provided during the years of Estonia 100 will be kept but reduced by €1 million for 2022

14/10/2021 - As a result of recent talks with the government, the extra production support provided during the years of Estonia 100 will be kept but reduced by €1 million for 2022

TALLINN: Edith Sepp, the Head of the Estonian Film Institute (EFI), spoke with FNE about the current situation of the Estonian film industry, which ha...

Head of the Estonian Film Institute (Eesti filmi instituut) Edith Sepp says that during the planning phases of the last cultural development plan several years ago, while production was discussed a lot, the world has equally changed a lot since then, including streaming platforms growing in importance.

Eesti filmi instituudi juht Edith Sepp, filmiprodutsendid Riina Sildos ja Ivo Felt ning režissöör Marko Raat arutasid vestlusringis, mis saab Eesti filmitööstusest pärast tootmistoetuse kärbet. Sildos usub, et kui Eesti filmi rahastusest kaob kolm miljonit, vajume tagasi draamažanrisse "Kaks inimest pimedas toas", kirjutab Sirp.

news Korean filmmaker Kim Ki-duk dies from Covid-19 complications The New Nation photo by South Korean award-winning filmmaker Kim Ki-duk died of Covid-19-related complications while on a visit to Latvia, reports Variety. Variety has confirmed Kim’s death with sources in Estonia who were working with him on a new project. The director died of Coronavirus in a hospital in the Latvian capital of Riga on Thursday. He was 59. Due to European laws, the hospital won’t officiall...