AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 minutes agoTallinn Black Nights: Dominican filmmaker José María Cabral’s dark comedy Sht Happens*, about class and power in a wealthy household, is set for its world premiere in the festival’s competition. Estonian Film: In a new interview, Estonian Film Institute head Edith Sepp says public funders must adapt to changing audiences and industry pressures to keep European cinema thriving. Record Art Sale: The Estonian Artists’ Association raised €2.3 million selling 159 works—its biggest-ever single auction—clearing a fraud-related debt and supporting local artists. Folk Revival: Seventy players gathered in Oisu for a celebration of the garmoshka, a portable accordion enjoying a surge in popularity across Estonia. Eesti Laul: The 2027 contest drew 155 entries from more than 20 countries, setting up a crowded race to represent Estonia at Eurovision.
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