About

The London Baltic Film Festival, a showcase of the latest feature films from Estonia, Latvia & Lithuania, returns this November and will take place across two venues in Central London, the Regent Street Cinema and The Garden Cinema.

Rooted in the region’s complex history and shifting political landscapes, Baltic cinema is a fascinating blend of historical context, cultural exploration, and artistic expression.

The festival is supported by the Embassy of Estonia, Embassy of Latvia, Embassy of Lithuania, the Estonian Film Institute, National Film Centre of Latvia, Lithuanian Film Centre, and Lithuanian Culture Institute.

Festival dates

Friday 13 – Saturday 21 November 2026.

Venues

Regent Street Cinema, 307 Regent St., London W1B 2HW
The Garden Cinema, 39–41 Parker Street, London WC2B 5PQ

LBFF is the UK’s only celebration of cinema from the three Baltic countries, offering a unique lens into the lives, history, and culture of the Baltic nations.

Follow us on social media and sign up to our newsletter for programming info and other news.

Frequently asked questions

When is the London Baltic Film Festival 2026?
The 2026 edition runs Friday 13 – Saturday 21 November 2026.
Where does the festival take place?
The festival takes place across two Central London venues: Regent Street Cinema, 307 Regent Street, London W1B 2HW, and The Garden Cinema, 39–41 Parker Street, London WC2B 5PQ.
What kind of films does LBFF show?
LBFF screens the latest feature films and short film programmes from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania — a mix of new releases, festival award winners and national Academy Award submissions, alongside contemporary classics.
Is LBFF the only Baltic film festival in the UK?
Yes. The London Baltic Film Festival is the UK's only festival dedicated to cinema from all three Baltic countries.
How do I get tickets?
Tickets are sold by the host cinemas. The 2026 programme and on-sale dates are announced closer to the festival — follow LBFF on Instagram or Facebook, or sign up to the newsletter, for announcements.
How long has the festival been running?
LBFF has run annually since 2023. Past editions are listed in the festival's news archive.
Who supports the London Baltic Film Festival?
The festival is supported by the Embassy of Estonia, Embassy of Latvia and Embassy of Lithuania, together with the Estonian Film Institute, the National Film Centre of Latvia, the Lithuanian Film Centre and the Lithuanian Culture Institute.

See the 2026 programme, browse past films, or read the latest news.