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II International Conference „Emerging Screen Sites/Sights: Development of Cinema around the Baltic Sea 1920-1940“ takes place in SuperNova screening hall at Tallinn University on October 1st and 2nd, 2015.

Conference speeches will focus on the following subjects: film financing in the countries around the Baltic Sea in 1920-1940; coping with the difficulties due to the arrival of sound cinema and utilizing the concurring new possibilities; the characteristics of the new emerging genre: arthouse cinema; establishment of the first local film schools.

All film students and others interested in film culture in general are welcome to participate.

Conference will be held in English and participation is free of charge.

PROGRAMME:

Thursday, 1 October 2015

11.30 Coffee and opening words

12.00 Casper Tybjerg (Denmark / Taani). 

12.30 Anne Bachmann (Sweden / Rootsi). 

13.00 Lunch

14.00 Ewa Mazierska (Poland-UK / Poola-UK). The Problem of Authorship in the Polish Cinema of the 1930s

14.30 Auksė Kancerevičiūtė (Lithuania / Leedu). First Film Schools and Production Companies in Lithuania between 1920-1940

15.00 Coffee break

15.15 Ivi Tomingas (Estonia / Eesti). 

15.45 Emese Egey (Hungary / Ungari). 

Friday, 2 October 2015

10.00-11.00 Children of the Sun / Päikese lapsed (Theodor Luts, 1932).

11.00 Jaak Lõhmus (Estonia / Eesti). 

11.30 Outi Hupaniittu (Finland / Soome). 

12.00 Irina Novikova (Latvia / Läti). 

12.30 Jan Erik Holst (Norway). Norwegian Advertising films 1920-1935: National promotion related to a genrefilm focus.