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	Estonian Film Institute at Marché du Film We welcome you at the Estonian pavilion - located at the International Village Riviera, #137. Attending professionals from the Estonian Film Institute: Edith Sepp / CEO / edith@filmi.ee / 17. - 24.05. Eda Koppel / Head of Marketing / eda@filmi.ee / 17. - 28.05. Piret Tibbo-Hudgins / Head of Production / piret@filmi.ee / 17. - 24.05. Nele Paves / Film Estonia Commissioner / nele@filmi.ee / 18. - 25.05. Mirjam Mikk / Int. Distribution Coordinator / mirjam@filmi.ee / 15. - 23.05. Anu Ernits / Creative Europe Estonia / anu@filmi.ee / 18. - 25.05. Eveli Raja / Statistics specialist / eveli@filmi.ee / 18. - 27.05. Peep Pedmanson / Animation Film Commissioner / peep@filmi.ee / 23.05. For any questions, please contact us at paviljon@filmi.ee.

New issue of Estonian Film

Our ESTONIAN FILM magazine keeps you in the loop about everything that's happening in our film world. Interviews, reviews and more.

Come get the paper copy at our stand! Online version is available here.

Our newest film catalogue can be browsed here.

Slava Ukraini!

We stand with Ukraine. The new EF issue is joined by a special edition UKRAINIAN FILM, dedicated to the brave and inspiring Ukrainian filmmakers.

Paper copies are available at our stand and at the Ukrainian stand, located at the International Village Riviera, #111.

Online version is available here.


	Market Screenings in Cannes

The Sleeping Beast (dir. Jaak Kilmi)

Stellar Film (EE), Studio Locomotive (LV)

Sat 21

18:30 Palais E

Coming of age drama

Ten-year-old Kristjan’s gang defies all dangers and rules to keep their secret playground in the ruins of an old industrial complex. One day, the complex guard has an accident. When the kids decide that it’s in the group’s best interest to keep the man hostage, Kristjan finds himself in a rough confrontation against his best friends.

Contact

Media Luna

acquisition@medialuna.biz

Minsk (dir. Boris Guts)

By invitation only.

Drama

Minsk, August 2020. Pasha and Yulia, a young married couple, leave the house at night and find themselves in the midst of the protests of the civilian population, which came out against the unfair presidential elections. Their everyday walk turns into a real hell, in which innocent people become victims of police brutality. During the 1,5 hours, the young couple’s life changes completely. The film was shot in a single take, without any cuts.

Contact

Wide Management

ma@widemanagement.com


	Meet the Estonian Producers at Producer's Network Meet and greet two Estonian producers taking part of the Producers Network – Pille Rünk (Allfilm) and Andreas Kask (Nafta Films). The presentation will take place on May 22 from 09:00 - 10:00 at the Plage des Palmes.

Short Film Corner

Have a look at the Baltic Shorts selection at Cannes Court Métrage. Seven shorts from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania - access the catalogue here.

Director Madli Lääne-Metsalu's upcoming short "Jungle Law" selected for Focus WiP

Three teenagers meet while hanging out at the seaside... their banter out of hand and no one is brave enough to stop the downward spiral as an innocent flirtation turns into a violent power game.

The Pitch Session is held on Tue 24 at 10:00.

Produced by Marianne Ostrat, Alexandra Film.

Estonian Film Institute at Marché du Film