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The 7-day long Estonian Literature Festival \u201cHeadRead”, which translates into English as \u201cGoodRead\u201d, will take place in various venues across Tallinn during the next week (May 29-June 2). The festival offers literature enthusiasts a varied programme including meetings, conversations, music, theatre and literary walks from more than 30 international and local authors.<\/p>\n
The festival will kick off with a poetic bang tomorrow evening (May 29), with the S\u00f5prus Cinema in Tallinn\u2019s old town playing host to the premiere of Vladimir Loginov<\/b>\u2019s experimental film on the poetry of Sveta Grigorjeva<\/b>. The opening day\u2019s events, however, will have a focus on the young, with performances from the graduating class of the Theatre School of the Vanalinna Hariduskolleegium (VHK), <\/span>as well as conversations at the Estonian Children\u2019s Literature Centre, including with internationally respected Estonian author Leelo Tungal<\/b>.<\/p>\n Foreign guests to the week-long festival include British historian, author and TV presenter Lucy Worsley<\/b>, Sami author Tina Marnesk, and French contemporary youth theatre author Nathalie Papin<\/b>.<\/p>\n