Russian Director’s ‘Deaf Lovers’ Pulled From Tallinn Festival’s Ukrainian Section After Backlash
Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival has removed Russian director Boris Guts’ “Deaf Lovers” from its Standing with Ukraine program after “serious backlash,” according to festival director Tiina Lokk. In a release,
Tallinn Black Nights responds to criticism of Russian film ‘Deaf Lovers’: “This is an anti-war work”
According to PÖFF’, Guts left Russia following the outbreak of full-scale war in February 2022, and has since been living as a refugee in several European countries, currently in Serbia. He is a critic of the Russian actions against Ukraine and of the regime of Russian president Vladimir Putin, said the festival.
Ukrainian State Film Agency urges Tallinn Film Festival to cancel screening of film about Ukrainian refugee and Russian man
The State Film Agency of Ukraine has called on the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) to refuse to screen the film Deaf Lovers by Russian director Boris Guts. Source: State Film Agency of Ukraine Quote: "Given Russia's aggression against Ukraine and the numerous sufferings of the Ukrainian people,
Ukraine Calls To Exclude Russian Film 'Deaf Lovers' From Tallinn Film Festival
( MENAFN - UkrinForm) The State film Agency of Ukraine has appealed to the organizers of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) to exclude the Russian film Deaf Lovers directed by Boris Guts from the festival's program. According to Ukrinform, the State Film Agency announced this on facebook .
Tallinn Film Festival refuses to cancel screening of film Deaf Lovers by Russian director
The Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF) has refused to remove the film Deaf Lovers by Russian director Boris Guts, about a romance between a Ukrainian immigrant and a Russian, from its programme despite calls from Ukraine's State Film Agency and the Foreign Ministry.
Kyiv urges Estonian film festival to cancel Russian 'Deaf Lovers' film screening
Ukraine's State Film Agency has urged the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (POFF) to remove the Russian film "Deaf Lovers" from its main programming, protesting the film's depiction of relations between Russians and Ukrainians,
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