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Meet the Estonian Folklore Characters Helping to Celebrate the 30th Tallinn Fest – and Their Animator

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Priit Pärn tells THR why he felt the Kilplased, "the foolish yet resourceful folk of Estonian folklore," were perfect for the Black Nights Film Fest poster when he was tapped to create its inaugural visual identity.

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Meet the Estonian Folklore Characters Helping to Celebrate the 30th Tallinn Fest – and Their Animator
Georg Szalai · 10/28/2026, 7:01:00 AM
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