Free screenings mark Baltic Film Days in Latvia
This week marks the tenth edition of Baltic Film Days, offering audiences in each of the three Baltic states specially selected films from their neighbors. Latvian viewers will get two Lithuanian and two Estonian films this year.

This week sees the tenth edition of Baltic Film Days, a special cinema event held across the three Baltic countries. As part of the initiative, audiences in each country are offered free screenings of carefully selected films from their neighboring states.
What Latvian audiences will see
This year, viewers in Latvia will have the chance to watch four films in total — two from Lithuania and two from Estonia. The aim of the event is to give local audiences a taste of what filmmakers in neighboring countries are creating, while also offering the experience of watching films in a cinema setting.
The initiative has become an annual tradition, allowing residents of the three Baltic states to get acquainted with each other's cinematic work and strengthening cultural ties across the region.

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