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The Baltic Sea Docs Documentary Forum will be held for the 22nd time in Riga from 5 to 9 September. This year, 25 complementary films from 19 countries, including 5 producers and projects from Latvian directors, were selected for the project market.
The Forum is the most important market for documentary films in the Baltic countries, bringing together more than 100 professionals each year in Riga, while the audience of Riga and the cities of Latvia offer to see important and internationally recognized documentaries . ] The film projects selected by the Forum represent the countries of the Baltic Sea Region or badign thematic themes of the region. Among the films shown in Riga will be, for example, an overview of the formation of the first Estonian ecotope; 22-year-old Georgian youth, a magnificent portrait of Stalin's worshiper; the story of an attempt by a woman to use her foreign experience to change something in her native village in Russia; The scope of change in the small Slovenian town of Sļļņicis, after its former inhabitant became the first day of the USA, as well as the project of the outrageous capacity of children of East-South to rejoice in their daily laborious routine
Una (39), who seeks his sister-in-law in different families (director Ieva Ozoliņa, producer Madara Melberga, "Fa Movie"), director Ilze Burkovskaya-Jakobsen documentary on the emergence in the Soviet Union during the war cold (producer Guntis Trekteris, "EGO Media"), a story of a young man who is moving to Syria as a result of the war in Syria with his family in the east of Ukraine, where he is preparing for the next war (coproduce Ilona Bičevska, "Avantis"). the meaning of human value in industrial Russia Pi An exciting and fascinating story of the family of Italian director Roberto Roselini
During the forum, film projects will be judged by publishers of international television channels, distributors of films and other potential cooperation partners. Participation in the filmmakers' project contributes to the interest of industry representatives in their films and to the co-financing required for their production, as well as to the presentation of the final films to the international public.
The Baltic Sea Documentary Forum is organized by the National Center for Cinematography in cooperation with the International Organization "European Documentary Network", supported by the "Media Europe Creative Europe" program, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Latvia and the Riga City Council. Viewers of the public film program in Riga and cities in Latvia will be announced at the beginning of August.
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