PÖFF30 | Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival | 6-22 november 2026 | Cinema Artis
In a bleak future where the Regime decides who belongs and who doesn't, the Line divides everyone. Now, a ruthless Interrogator is ordered to follow a perfect Plan and prove a Suspect's guilt. A game of psychological manipulation unfolds as the Plan advances with cold precision. Every word or action is cast in a new light. Reality itself becomes twisted. But just as the puzzle seems complete, a single flaw changes everything. When a gun is drawn, the question is no longer who will pull the trigger – but whether either man can cross the Line that has always divided them.
Created by a Latvian art team, the film’s futuristic architecture is striking: eerie corridors, darkened rooms, table lamps, vast garages and mirrored reflections. Occasional bird’s eye views reveal Riga’s skyline transformed into an unnamed dystopia, where intimate encounters and psychological games become tools for uncovering guilt.
Edvinas Pukšta
In cinema 11/19/2026
PÖFF: The Flaw
The Flaw
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Genre
Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller, Crime
Director
Theophilos Papastylianos
Run time
1h 34min
Cast
David Dawson, Arthur McBain, Ralf Little
Genre
Drama, Science Fiction, Thriller, Crime
Director
Theophilos Papastylianos
Run time
1h 34min
Cast
David Dawson, Arthur McBain, Ralf Little
PÖFF30 | Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival | 6-22 november 2026 | Cinema Artis
In a bleak future where the Regime decides who belongs and who doesn't, the Line divides everyone. Now, a ruthless Interrogator is ordered to follow a perfect Plan and prove a Suspect's guilt. A game of psychological manipulation unfolds as the Plan advances with cold precision. Every word or action is cast in a new light. Reality itself becomes twisted. But just as the puzzle seems complete, a single flaw changes everything. When a gun is drawn, the question is no longer who will pull the trigger – but whether either man can cross the Line that has always divided them. Created by a Latvian art team, the film’s futuristic architecture is striking: eerie corridors, darkened rooms, table lamps, vast garages and mirrored reflections. Occasional bird’s eye views reveal Riga’s skyline transformed into an unnamed dystopia, where intimate encounters and psychological games become tools for uncovering guilt.
Edvinas Pukšta
In a bleak future where the Regime decides who belongs and who doesn't, the Line divides everyone. Now, a ruthless Interrogator is ordered to follow a perfect Plan and prove a Suspect's guilt. A game of psychological manipulation unfolds as the Plan advances with cold precision. Every word or action is cast in a new light. Reality itself becomes twisted. But just as the puzzle seems complete, a single flaw changes everything. When a gun is drawn, the question is no longer who will pull the trigger – but whether either man can cross the Line that has always divided them. Created by a Latvian art team, the film’s futuristic architecture is striking: eerie corridors, darkened rooms, table lamps, vast garages and mirrored reflections. Occasional bird’s eye views reveal Riga’s skyline transformed into an unnamed dystopia, where intimate encounters and psychological games become tools for uncovering guilt.
Edvinas Pukšta
Info
Rating
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Production year
2026
Global distributor
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Local distributor
Pimedate Ööde Filmifestival MTÜ
In cinema
11/19/2026