Works in Progress, showcasing films currently in production or post-production and seeking sales agents or festival premieres, introduces 16 promising projects across three categories: **Baltic Event Works in Progress, International Works in Progress, and Just Film Works in Progress.** The lineup features both debut filmmakers and acclaimed directors presenting their latest works. The selection brings together projects, from intimate psychological dramas to imaginative adventures for younger audiences. The films explore family relations, freedom, grief and belonging. All projects will be screened during Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event Works in progress pitching on Thursday 19 November in Apollo Plaza cinema.

Five film projects with partners across eleven countries have been selected for the 10th edition of Script Pool, part of Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event and its Discovery Campus education programme. The anniversary selection highlights international collaboration, bringing together creative teams from Europe, Canada and Iran.

Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event 2026, one of Northern Europe’s leading platforms for audiovisual professionals, is set for a landmark edition, featuring a record-breaking number of projects. Join us in Tallinn from 9–20 November for 12 inspiring days of masterclasses, case studies, workshops, project presentations, and exceptional networking opportunities.

What makes a film review engaging, insightful and your own? PÖFF invites film enthusiasts, aspiring critics and film professionals to explore this question at a free one-day workshop led by Victor Fraga on 8 November 2026 in Tallinn.

Discovery Campus has selected 24 emerging film professionals from 17 countries for its Black Room, Music Meets Film and Frame Within a Frame programmes. The participants will come together in Tallinn this November to develop their craft, exchange ideas and learn from leading international filmmakers.