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Olivia Bell Management signed Estonian actress at Black Nights Film festival

 

Estonian Young Actress Ingrid Margus, photo by Mardo Männimägi

 

At Black Nights Stars initiative, part of Industy@Tallinn & Baltic Event and Black Nights Film festival, talent agent Robin Hudson signed Estonian actress Ingrid Margus to London-based Olivia Bell Management.

Black Nights Stars is a programme for six young actors on the verge of their international carrier designed to build a bridge between foreign casting directors and new talent from the region - enhancing their international visibility. In addition, 30 other local talents attended one-on-one meetings with casting directors, talent agents and other industry experts. Margus signing with the London based agency is a result of the highly successful Black Nights Stars programme, run by Claudia Landsberger. 

Agent Robin Hudson, who had been invited by the festival to participate in the Black Nights Stars Program, said that Ingrid is a very exciting rising star in the region. “We are delighted to be working with a fantastic young Estonian talent. The festival has opened up wonderful opportunities for local actors and as an agency, we want to embrace that. I can’t wait to introduce Ingrid to a wider audience & for people to recognise the stars in the Baltic states all over the world,” he added.

Ingrid Margus is an emerging Estonian actress, who finished the studies at Drama School of Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre in 2018. This year she has attended the Lee Strasberg Theater and Film Institute in New York. Margus has appeared in two features of Estonian comedy franchise Klassikokkutulek as well as securing TV roles.   

 

 

 


 

 
 
 

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About Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival



Started in 1997, the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival has grown into one of the biggest film festivals in Northern Europe and busiest regional industry platforms, hosting more than 1000 guests and industry delegates and over 160 journalists. The festival screens around 250 features and more than 300 shorts and animations and sees an attendance of 80 000 people annually. In 2017 the festival was covered in 71 languages with a potential global media audience of over 1.1 billion people.

As of 2014 the festival holds the FIAPF accreditation for holding an international competition programme which puts the festival into the so- called A-category of film festivals, alongside other 14 festivals in the world (including Cannes, Berlinale, Venice, Karlovy Vary, San Sebastian, Shanghai, Tokyo etc).  

Black Nights has an umbrella structure with two sub-festivals PÖFF Shorts and youth and children's film festival Just Film taking place concurrently with the main festival,
two off-season festivals - Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival and Tartu Love Film Festival - and a fully-fledged film industry platform Industry@Tallinn, organised jointly with the Baltic Event Co-production market.


DATES IN NOVEMBER
Black Nights Film Festival 16 Nov - 2 Dec
PÖFF Shorts 20 Nov - 25 Nov
Just Film 16 Nov - 2 Dec
Industry@Tallinn & Baltic Event 26 Nov - 30 Nov


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