Camel Racing, a Sect and Workplace Democracy: Tallinn Fest Sets Docs Lineup, Special Screenings
Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival has announced documentary selections for its Doc@PÖFF International and Baltic competitions, alongside seven special screenings for its 30th edition. The programme explores identity, family, belonging and power, and highlights new approaches to documentary storytelling.
The festival runs from 6 November, with Baltic documentaries and features again competing in separate programmes. The documentary selection includes films about camel racing in Sinai, a Michelin-starred restaurant’s workplace democracy experiment and a Danish Christian sect; the special screenings include three world premieres and one international premiere, as well as Stephen Frears’ *Dangerous Liaisons* and Tim Blake Nelson’s *The Life and Deaths of Wilson Shedd*.
- PÖFF revealed documentary competition selections for its 30th edition.
- Seven special screenings include three world premieres.
- Films explore belonging, control, creativity and cultural identity.