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Camel Racing, a Sect and Workplace Democracy: Tallinn Fest Sets Docs Lineup, Special Screenings
The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) unveiled the selection of documentaries in its Doc@PÖFF International and Baltic competitions on Wednesday, adding to the program for its 30th edition , taking place Nov. 6-2.
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The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival announced its documentary lineup for the Doc@PÖFF International and Baltic competitions, part of the 30th edition running Nov. 6‑2. The selection features films exploring self‑discovery, family ties and belonging, including a story about camel racing in the Sinai Peninsula and an experiment in workplace democracy at a Michelin‑starred restaurant. Other titles examine queer cultural memory, the hidden control mechanisms of a Danish Christian sect, and the lives of fishermen, dancers and artists rebuilding their lives or defending their homeland.
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