From The Hollywood Reporter · Georg Szalai · · 50s
Mo Amor: Estonian Fairy Tale Premieres at Tallinn Film Festival
Estonian film Mo Amor debuts at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, exploring identity and love through a modern fairy tale.
In brief
Estonian film Mo Amor debuts at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, exploring identity and love through a modern fairy tale. Estonian director Eeva Mägi's film Mo Amor premieres at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, following a princess who sheds her crown to explore love and identity. Originally reported by The…
Film Premise
Estonian film Mo Amor begins with princess niina courted by three suitors: the mentor, the writer, and the stonemason.
“Princess Niina is adored by three suitors, yet remains restless, searching for something she cannot quite name.”
Festival Premiere
Mo Amor will premiere at the 30th edition of the Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF).
Story Concept
Princess niina sheds her crown to reveal her true self, inviting former lovers to a secluded summer home where memory, myth, and reality intertwine.
The key point
Estonian director Eeva Mägi's film Mo Amor premieres at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, following a princess who sheds her crown to explore love and identity.
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