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How the Baltics Are Juggling a Boom in Foreign Productions Like ‘Woman Unknown’ With a Lack of Public Funds

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Variety reports that the Baltic states are seeing a boom in foreign productions, such as 'Woman Unknown', while contending with limited public funds. The piece notes that Estonia's studio complex Ida Hub, in the country's eastern region, opened in mid-October, and that industry guests at Tallinn's Black Nights Film Festival are invited to tour it Nov. 21-22. According to Variety, Ida Hub, Latvia's rebates and a record year for Lithuania's tax incentive keep the region a top destination despite funding limits.

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  1. Variety FIRST 28m ago How the Baltics Are Juggling a Boom in Foreign Productions Like ‘Woman Unknown’ With a Lack of Public Funds

    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. As stressed by Edith Sepp, head of the Estonian Film Institute, the country’s brand-new studio powerhouse, twinned with the Tallinnfilm […]

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