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Boston Baltic Film Festival – Spring Mini Fest
April 2, 2021 - April 18, 2021
12$
In the meantime, the BBFF is presenting virtually a Spring Mini Festival featuring three films (one from each Baltic nation), available for viewing on a flexible timeline over several upcoming weekends in April, followed by interviews with the filmmakers.
World-class feature films and documentaries for all generations offer a unique opportunity to get to know the Baltic soul – creative, reflective, and rebellious. Organized by American Latvian National League and Baltic Film Committee, in collaboration with ArtsEmerson.
Spring 2021 Mini Film Festival – Ticket Info and Box Office open now, individually or as a bundle: Packages (artsemerson.org)
Boston Baltic Film Festival – Spring Mini Fest, film ‘Self-made Cameraman,’ Estonia
A film from Estonia: “Self-made Cameraman”
Adventure Comedy, 110 min. (Estonian, Russian, Seto)
Johannes Pääsukese tõeline elu, Directed by Hardi Volmer
The Estonian film “Self-Made Cameraman,” a feature film by Hardi Volmer, takes the viewer back to 1913 and tells an adventurous, humorous, and romantic story about the first Estonian filmmaker Johannes Pääsuke through his expedition to Setomaa. For a background on the Seto culture watch the short video from UNESCO: UNESCO SETO
Trailer: Self-made Cameraman
Estonian with English subtitles
Tickets : ArtsEmerson: Self Made Cameraman
April 9 – 11
Boston Baltic Film Festival – Spring Mini Fest, film ‘A to B Rollerski,’ Latvia
A film from Latvia: “A to B Rollerski”
Documentary, 97 min. (English, Latvian)
Directed by Arnis Aspers
Tickets: ArtsEmerson: A to B Rollerski
April 16 – 18
Boston Baltic Film Festival – Spring Mini Fest, film ‘I Want to Live,’ Lithuania
A film from Lithuania: “I Want to Live”
Romantic Drama, 110 min. (Lithuanian, English subtitles)
Directed by Justinas Kristiunas
Tickets:ArtsEmerson: I Want to Live