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Gallery: Tallinn's Kadriorg Park glows as 'Light Walks' festival is back

As the days grow shorter, Tallinn's annual "Light Walks" ("Valgus kõnnib") festival returns, transforming Kadriorg Park into an immersive canvas of light and music.

Gallery: Tallinn's Kadriorg Park glows as 'Light Walks' festival is back

Park Hoon-jung's latest action noir film, Tristes Tropiques, emerged victorious at the 32nd L'Etrange Festival in France, securing the prestigious Nouveau Genre Grand Prize in the international competition category. The accolade bolsters the director's reputation on the global stage following a successful festival circuit in Europe.

The film had previously claimed the Silver Raven award at the 44th Brussels International Fantastic Film Festival and received an official invitation to both the 58th Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival and Germany's 40th Fantasy Filmfest. Tristes Tropiques follows a group of young assassins, trained in a perilous tropical rainforest by a merciless mentor.

After a shattering event shatters their trust, the killers start to doubt each other, launching a violent quest for vengeance. The movie masterfully weaves together intense suspense with brisk action, maintaining viewer engagement throughout. The L'Etrange Festival, held annually in Paris in September, is one of France's most esteemed platforms for daring and inventive cinema.

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