Festival
Tartu Love Film Festival tARTuFF, organized by the Black Nights Film Festival, takes place in Tartu Town Hall Square (Raekoja plats) where the guests can enjoy films on the big screen set up specifically for the occasion. In addition, documentaries are shown in the Athena Center. The film programme is supported by discussions and lectures during the day. The daily activities are also intended for children.
Viewers are invited to choose their favourite film among the films screened.
tARTuFF 2017
- 18 screenings
- 17 000 visits
- Audience award “Tanna” by Bentley Dean, Martin Butler (Australia, Vanuatu, 2015)
- 19 screenings
- 18 000 visits
- Audience award “Sing Street” by John Carney (Ireland, UK, USA, 2015)
- 16 screenings
- 19 500 visits
- Audience award “X+Y” by Morgan Matthews (UK, 2014)
- 15 screenings
- 25 000 visits
- Audience award: “Correction class” by Ivan I. Tverdovskiy (Russia, 2014)
- 19 screenings
- 22 000 visits
- Audience award: “The Perks of Being a Wallflower” by Stephen Chbosky (USA, 2012)
- 26 screenings
- 17 930 visits
- Audience award: “Café de Flore” by Jean-Marc Vallée (France, Canada, 2011)
- 27 screenings
- 21 337 visits
- 6 days full of workshops, concerts and movies. 11 000 cups of free coffee to the festival visitors.
- Audience award: “Waste Land” by Lucy Walker (Brazil, England 2010)
- 22 screenings
- 30 428 visits
- 6 days full of workshops, concerts and movies. 12 000 cups of free coffee to the festival visitors.
- Audience award: Documentary “Paradise” by Jerzy Sladkowsk (Sweden, Finland 2007)
- 24 screenings
- 17 100 visits
- 6 days full of workshops, concerts and movies. 5500 cups of free coffee to the festival visitors.
- Audience award: “Glasses” by Naoko Ogigami(Japan, 2007)
- 24 screenings
- 16 163 visits
- World premiere of “Taarka”, party “Seto pido”
- Photo contest “Love of Tartu”
- Audience award: “Taarka” by Ain Mäeots
- 24 screenings
- 10 000 visits
- 2 days conference ” The tolerants of religion”
- Concerts every day in Paulgi coffee tent
- Audience award “Harold and Maude” by Hal Ashby (USA 1971)
tARTuFF 2006
- 24 screenings + Kieslowski “Dekaloog”
- 10 000 visits
- Conference “The tolenace of culture”
- Audience award: “Volver” by Pedro Almodóvar (Spain 2006)