Three exhibitions devoted to PÖFF film festival open in Tallinn's Telliskivi
Three exhibitions marking the Black Nights film festival (PÖFF) opened on Friday, 30 October, in Telliskivi, a creative quarter in Tallinn, Estonia. The festival is held for the 30th time this year and begins in a week.

Three exhibitions dedicated to the Black Nights film festival (PÖFF) opened at the same time on Friday, 30 October, in Telliskivi, a creative hub in Tallinn, the capital of Estonia. The festival is being held for the 30th time and starts in a week. The exhibitions are part of the anniversary celebrations.
Three exhibitions
According to Aktuaalne Kaamera, the news programme of Estonian public broadcaster ERR, one exhibition tells the history of the festival and its atmosphere. A second presents portraits of world cinema stars who have visited PÖFF.
The third brings together, for the first time, the festival's posters from every year of its existence.
Anniversary poster and festival scale
The anniversary poster was created by artist and animation director Priit Pärn.
This year PÖFF will screen films from 87 countries, the highest number in the festival's history.

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