12/05/2026
Jau treÅ”o gadu turpinÄm sadarbÄ«bu ar Ä«sfilmÄm veltÄ«to platformu Talking Shorts.
2ANNAS Jauno kritiÄ·u darbnÄ«cas dalÄ«bnieces ā Emela Elizabete TÅ«lika (Igaunija), Elizabete Didža (Latvija) un LÄ«vija Marija Sirbu (Lietuva / RumÄnija) publicÄjuÅ”as rakstu par āBaltijas nastuā.
RakstÄ Jauno kritiÄ·u darbnÄ«cas dalÄ«bnieces pÄta, kad kopÄ«ga reÄ£ionÄlÄ izjÅ«ta pÄrtop reproducÄjamÄ stilÄ, un ar ko āBaltijas nastaā atŔķiras no citiem kinematogrÄfiskiem nosacÄ«jumiem. š
Paldies Talking Shorts komandai par Å”o lielisko iespÄju, aicinÄm iepazÄ«ties ar rakstu: https://talkingshorts.com/the-baltic-burden-between-departure-and-stagnation
DarbnÄ«cu vadÄ«ja MihÄ«ls Filiparts, un to atbalstÄ«ja Kino centrs, RÄ«ga un Valsts kultÅ«rkapitÄla fonds.
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We are continuing our collaboration between Talking Shorts and 2ANNAS ISFF Emerging Critics' Workshop!
The participants ā Emel-Elizabeth Tuulik (Estonia), Elizabete Didža (Latvia) and Livia Maria SĆ®rbu (Lithuania / Romania) ā wrote an article reflecting about the āBaltic Burdenā.
In the article the Emerging Critics explores when a shared regional sensibility hardens into a reproducible style, and what distinguishes the āBaltic burdenā from other cinematic conditions. š
We want to thank the team of Talking Shorts for this great opportunity, and we invite you all to read the article here: https://talkingshorts.com/the-baltic-burden-between-departure-and-stagnation
The workshop was led by Michiel Philippaerts and supported by the National Film Centre, Riga City Council and the State Culture Capital Foundation.
According to 2ANNASās Emerging Critics, the future of Baltic cinema may lie in resisting the transformation of the so-called āBaltic burdenā into a fixed aesthetic.
