This year's grand prix for the best film at the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) was won by the Mongolian film "Silent City Driver." The film's creator, Sengedorj Janchivdorj, is already familiar to local audiences from last year's PÖFF-affiliated Tartu Love Film Festival (Tartuff), where his film "The Sales Girl" received the Audience Award.

PÖFF-i peaauhinna võitis Mongoolia film "Vaikuse linna autojuht"

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The PÖFF main prize was won by the Mongolian film "Driver of the Silent City"

The 28th Black Nights Film Festival, known as PÖFF, wrapped Nov. 22 with an awards ceremony in Tallinn where filmmakers took centre stage to ask for the end of war in the Middle East, solidarity with Georgia under Russian influence and the defence of culture. Oscar-nominated British-Palestinian filmmaker Farah Nabulsi – whose debut feature “The Teacher” […]

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Mongolia’s ‘Silent City Driver’ Scoops Tallinn Fest’s Grand Prix as Filmmakers Call for Peace in Gaza and Solidarity

The Mongolian film "Driver of the Silent City" won the main prize of this year's Dark Nights Film Festival. The work of the author of the film, Sengedorj Janchivdorj, is known to the local audience from last year's PÖFF love film festival Tartuff, where his film "Sales Girl" won the audience award.

Tänavuse Pimedate Ööde filmifestivali peaauhinna võitis Mongoolia film "Vaikuse linna autojuht". Filmi autori Sengedorj Janchivdorji looming on siinsele publikule tuntud mulluselt PÖFF-i armastusfilmide festivalilt Tartuff, kus tema film "Müügitüdruk" pälvis publikuauhinna.

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Annika Pham The 28th Black Nights Film Festival, known as PÖFF, wrapped Nov. 22 with an awards ceremony in Tallinn where filmmakers took centre stage to ask for the end of war in the Middle East, solidarity with Georgia under Russian influence and the defence of culture. Oscar-nominated British-Palestinian filmmaker Farah Nabulsi – whose debut feature “The Teacher” scooped the Dennis Davidson Spotlight Award to improve diversity, inclusion and r…

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Igna Miškini's film "Southern Chronicle" was recognized as the best film of the Baltic countries at the Tallinn "Black Nights" film festival. The announcement was made at the Class A Festival Awards on Saturday night. The film will be shown in Lithuania on January 24, 2025.

Igno Miškinio filmas „Pietinia kronikas“ pripažintas geriausiu Baltijos šalių filmu Talino „Juodųjų naktų“ kino festivalyje. Tai paskelbta šeštadieniuo vakare vykusioje A klasės festivalio apdovanojimų ceremonijoje. Filmas Lietuvoje bus pradėtas rodyti 2025-aisiais sausio 24 dieną.

Igno Miškinio „Pietinia Kronikos“ pripažintas geriausiu filmu Baltijos šalyse

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"Pietinia Kronikos" by Igna Miškinis was recognized as the best film in the Baltic States

The closing gala of this year's Dark Nights film festival took place in the Alexela concert hall. See who arrived at the glamorous event and who was recognized at the entertaining awards ceremony in the gallery.

Tänavuse Pimedate Ööde filmifestivali lõpugala toimus Alexela kontserdimajas. Vaata galeriist, kes saabusid glamuursele sündmusele ja keda meelelahutuslikul auhinnatseremoonial tunnustati.

SUUR GALERII | PEAVÕIT LÄKS MONGOOLIASSE! Vaata, kes väisas PÖFFi lõpugalat ja noppis magusamad auhinnad

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LARGE GALLERY | THE MAIN WIN WENT TO MONGOLIA! See who attended the PÖFF closing gala and picked up the sweetest prizes

Washington [US]: The 28th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival has announced its winners, with ”from Mongolian director Sengedorj Janchivdorj taking home the Grand Prix for best film in the official selection, along with the best production design honour for Munkhbat Shirnen, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The film follows a 32-year-old man who, after serving 14 years in jail for his role in a murder case, emerges to face societal rejection …

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Sengedorj Janchivdorj’s ‘Silent City Driver’ Wins Best Film At 2024 Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival

25/11/2024 - The Best First Feature Award went to Steve Bache’s No Dogs Allowed, whilst a Special Prize for Directing was handed to Edgardo Pistone for Ciao bambino

Mongolian film 'Silent City Driver' wins grand prize at PÖFF festival

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