London Baltic Film Festival

09/10/2026

05/10/2026

🇪🇪Morten opens the festival on 13 November. Watch the trailer and book tickets now at

is a magical-realist coming-of-age story about a teenage boy called Morten and the people around him. The film is a commercial hit in Estonia where it premiered last month.

An exclusive opportunity to catch this story on the big screen and chat with the talent, don’t miss out. Q&A panelists to be announced soon.

29/09/2026

Good news! Due to popular demand and the original Ulya (🇱🇻Latvia, 2026) screening selling out in record time, we’ve added an extra show at the iconic Regent Street Cinema on Saturday 21 November at 4pm. Book now via Regent Street Cinema 🏀

Share the news and don’t miss out on experiencing this extraordinary film on the big screen as there are no plans for another Ulya show at this year’s festival.

23/09/2026

Tickets on sale now!🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹 Book online via and

18/09/2026

📣🇪🇪Announcing Our Erika, from Estonia, crossing the finish line of this year’s programme announcements in style🚴‍♀️

An inspiring biopic about Estonian Olympic cycling legend racer Erika Salumäe, who overcomes a painful childhood, personal hardships, and the pressures of the declining Soviet regime to become an Olympic champion. Driven by an intense desire to succeed, and to be loved, Erika transforms from a troubled young woman into a national hero. A powerful story of resilience, love, and the pursuit of self-worth.

More to come.

17/09/2026

📣🇱🇹We’re excited to announce the 2nd film from Lithuania at this year’s LBFF: Hunger Strike Breakfast.

In the early ‘90s, Lithuanian TV star Daiva loses her job as TV studios are taken over by Russian soldiers. Unable to chase the armed men away, Daiva decides to declare a hunger strike in a trailer facing the occupied TV station. Only a handful of people join, and the soldiers cannot care less. Merely a day into the strike, reclaiming the TV already seems like a lost fight. As hunger grows, the strikers realise what they are truly starving for - confession and human warmth.

The film is inspired by real events. It premiered at the Tallinn Black Nights FF (in competition), has seen success across the festival circuit, and was one of the highlights at this year’s Lithuanian Film Awards.

More to come.

15/09/2026

London, get ready for Kingpins! 🇱🇻We’re excited to announce the 2nd feature film from Latvia - Kingpins / Visiem Vajag Naudu | Kingpins 🤑🎳 Kingpins is a punk-spirited heist story about ambition, self-worth, and the risks we take to be seen.

When struggling actress Paula and her boyfriend Kaspars fall deep into debt, she hatches a plan to rob the bowling alley where she works. But on the night of the heist, nothing goes to plan - and Paula soon finds herself the prime suspect in a witch hunt led by her paranoid boss.

The film strikes (see what we did there;) Latvian cinemas next month before embarking on an international tour.

More news to come!

10/09/2026

🇱🇹📣Announcing the first selection from Lithuania! How To Divorce During The War Film "How to Divorce During the War" will screen in London this November.

Vilnius 2022. High-flying executive Marija chooses the worst possible moment for an honest conversation with her husband Vytas about divorcing - just one day before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine goes into full scale. Now the couple must navigate the process of separation as it collides with hosting a Ukrainian refugee family and mid-life crisis.

The film had its international premiere at the The Sundance Institute festival and is Lithuania’s official submission for the 2027 Oscars.

More to come.

05/05/2026

🎬Save the date! LBFF 2026 returns in November.

This year’s festival runs from 13 to 21 November across two amazing Central London venues - the iconic and last year’s festival hub 🇪🇪🇱🇻🇱🇹

Mark your calendars and stay tuned for more updates.