TALLINN - Director and writer Neil Jordan has a penchant for characters that are out of place, either from themselves or from society. Is it sufficiently out of place, then, for an Estonian film festival to pay tribute to an Irish filmmaker with no connection to the country?This year, Tallinn's Black Nights Film Festival will throw a spotlight on the career of Jordan, an Academy Award winner who is perhaps best known for his films "The Crying Game," "Interview with the Vampire" and "Michael Collins." His film career could be described as varied and colorful, fluctuating between highly a...
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