Baltic Cities' Cinema Sites Added to European Heritage List

Several cinematic locations, including Riga's 'Splendid Palace' cinema, a 'Stalker' filming site in Tallinn, and the city of Kaunas, have been added to the European film cultural heritage list. This recognition highlights their significance in European cinema history.

23 Apr, 14:13 — 23 Apr, 14:13

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'Stalker' filming location in Tallinn makes European film heritage list

A Tallinn filming location from Andrei Tarkovsky's 1979 sci-fi film "Stalker" became the first in Estonia chosen for inclusion on a heritage list by the European Film Academy.

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First report: delfi-lt · 23 Apr, 12:27|Full coverage: 3 · 5h|Window: 5h

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Kaunas įtrauktas į Europos kino kultūros lobyno sąrašą

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'Stalker' filming location in Tallinn makes European film heritage list

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Baltic Cities' Cinema Sites Added to European Heritage List

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'Stalker' filming location in Tallinn makes European film heritage list

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Kaunas įtrauktas į Europos kino kultūros lobyno sąrašą

'Stalker' filming location in Tallinn makes European film heritage list

Kinoteātris «Splendid Palace» iekļauts Eiropas kino kultūras dārgumu sarakstā

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