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Baltic countries to be in focus at European Film Market of Berlin International Film Festival next year - Vimarsana News

Baltic countries to be in focus at European Film Market of Berlin International Film Festival next year

RIGA - Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania will participate in the Countries in Focus program at the European Film Market of the 73rd Berlin Internati...

Supplementary budget not to cater to culture sector - Vimarsana News

Supplementary budget not to cater to culture sector

Minister of Culture Tiit Terik (Center) has turned down a request for €20 million in compensation for COVID-19 damages from theaters, movie theaters, music, museum and arts institutions.

EXCLUSIVE: The government raises Film Estonia's 2022 cash-rebate budget to €5.4 million - Country Focus: Estonia - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIVE: The government raises Film Estonia's 2022 cash-rebate budget to €5.4 million - Country Focus: Estonia

29/04/2022 - The €3.4 million increase, a one-off initiative for the time being, has been welcomed by the Estonian Film Institute

EXCLUSIF : Le gouvernement augmente le budget des remises comptant de Film Estonia pour 2022, le portant à 5,4M € - Vimarsana News

EXCLUSIF : Le gouvernement augmente le budget des remises comptant de Film Estonia pour 2022, le portant à 5,4M €

29/04/2022 - Cette augmentation de 3,4M €, initiative exceptionnelle, a été accueillie avec plaisir par l’Institut estonien du film

ESCLUSIVA: Il governo nazionale aumenta il budget del cash-rebate di Film Estonia 2022 a €5,4 milioni - Vimarsana News

ESCLUSIVA: Il governo nazionale aumenta il budget del cash-rebate di Film Estonia 2022 a €5,4 milioni

29/04/2022 - L'aumento di €3,4 milioni, per il momento un'iniziativa una tantum, è stato accolto favorevolmente dall'Estonian Film Institute