France is ready for the Baltics, and the rest of the world may follow suit.
From CinéBaltique festival in Paris, dedicated to Estonian, Latvian and Lithuanian films — and including a tribute to Estonian filmmaker Leida Laius — to the nearly three-month program dedicated to Baltic documentary films at the Centre Pompidou, local audiences get to discover films that haven’t always been in the spotlight.
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“Times are changing. The industry is changing. The needs in Europe are changing. Industries that were previously considered small or peripheral are gaining attention because audiences are actively looking for something unusual, unknown and very different,” says
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