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How the Baltics Are Juggling a Boom in Foreign Productions Like ‘Woman Unknown’ With a Lack of Public Funds
Estonia’s new Ida Hub complex, Latvia’s rebates and Lithuania’s record tax-incentive year keep the Baltics a top destination, with funding limits.
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Mid-October, Estonia’s long-awaited next-gen film studio complex Ida Hub, in the country’s eastern region, finally opened for business, and industry guests at Tallinn’s Black Nights Film Festival are invited to tour the facilities Nov. 21-22.
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