Accreditation - Northern Lights Film Festival

Accreditation

Get accredited and join the festival!

Apply for accreditation and become part of the 11th Northern Lights Film Festival. In November 2025, the festival will take place in Vilnius, Warsaw, and Tallinn — as well as online.

Choose the type of accreditation that best fits your role and join a community of those who create, showcase, and watch cinema.

The accreditation process will open in early September. Stay tuned for updates.

PRESS

This accreditation is intended for journalists, bloggers, and those actively covering culture, cinema, and the arts. By obtaining it, you’ll be able to take part in the festival either online and/or offline in three cities — Vilnius, Warsaw, and Tallinn.

Online – access to selected films or programs 1–2 weeks before the festival begins
Offline – access to screenings in cinemas in Vilnius, Warsaw, or Tallinn
Combined – access to both online pre-screenings and in-person screenings in one chosen city

Receiving press accreditation implies that you will publish at least one piece about the festival — such as an article, review, interview, post, or video — in the media you collaborate with.

Apply

INDUSTRY START

This accreditation is intended for emerging Belarusian filmmakers and film students who want to deepen their knowledge, better understand the industry, and become a part of it.

Access to special offline events and film screenings in Vilnius, Warsaw, and Tallinn.
A space for new insights, networking, and getting to know the festival team.

Apply

GUEST

This accreditation is for those interested in the festival but not directly involved in the press or film industry.
You might be working in the fields of culture or education, or see potential for future collaboration — we’d be happy to meet you and connect.

Access to the festival’s offline events in Vilnius, Warsaw, and Tallinn.
A space for meaningful conversations, inspiration, and valuable connections.

Apply

PRESS

This accreditation is intended for journalists, bloggers, and those actively covering culture, cinema, and the arts. By obtaining it, you’ll be able to take part in the festival either online and/or offline in three cities — Vilnius, Warsaw, and Tallinn.

Online – access to selected films or programs 1–2 weeks before the festival begins
Offline – access to screenings in cinemas in Vilnius, Warsaw, or Tallinn
Combined – access to both online pre-screenings and in-person screenings in one chosen city

Receiving press accreditation implies that you will publish at least one piece about the festival — such as an article, review, interview, post, or video — in the media you collaborate with.

Apply

INDUSTRY START

This accreditation is intended for emerging Belarusian filmmakers and film students who want to deepen their knowledge, better understand the industry, and become a part of it.

Access to special offline events and film screenings in Vilnius, Warsaw, and Tallinn.
A space for new insights, networking, and getting to know the festival team.

Apply

GUEST

This accreditation is for those interested in the festival but not directly involved in the press or film industry.
You might be working in the fields of culture or education, or see potential for future collaboration — we’d be happy to meet you and connect.

Access to the festival’s offline events in Vilnius, Warsaw, and Tallinn.
A space for meaningful conversations, inspiration, and valuable connections.

Apply

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