Popolari Minn Estonia

In a lush garden, a dog digs deep, unearthing echoes of laughter, whispers, and ghostly children. Amid shifting visions, a child emerges—caught in a hypnotic journey through earth, memory, and imagination.

Avoiding responsibilities, men run to the ice cream van. Meanwhile women scream. But the daily routine pattern breaks because the Old Lady dies. Fortunately the Priest finds a fish. … happy end.

An animated film based on true events, portraying the childhood of children from troubled families in the small border town of Narva.

Artist Sandra Kosorotova’s short film observes the ubiquitous wild plant Warty Cabbage, drawing parallels between "human" and "natural" worlds—in the context of socially and economically segregating Tallinn.

Becoming parents is the happiest day of most people's lives—but not for Gerhard and Keity, because the birth leaves both the newborn and the mother in critical condition. Gerhard is forced to face this situation alone, as he cannot be with Keity in the hospital. The film follows him over the next few days—with the first 72 hours being the most critical time for the newborn.

Over four days, director undertakes an 80-kilometer solo journey on foot from Narva, Estonia—her homeland—to her grandmother’s grave in Slantsy, Russia, just beyond the border.

Vahur Kersna’s 2018 portrayal of Urmas Ott, created at the time when ten years had passed since the day Estonia’s most iconic television star took his final flight to the screens in the sky.

With the onset of the Russian invasion, Erko resolves to help in Ukraine as a volunteer medic. And yet the longer his mission goes on, the more removed he grows from his family back in Estonia. An Estonian perspective on the war in Ukraine and the burden that volunteers have to shoulder in its shadows.

The fate of the native woman is decided by the invader. A woman escapes through a dance that reveals the meaning of displacement.

A lone witch finds a half-dead man in a swamp. The witch nurses the man back to health and decides she doesn't want to let him go. After several unsuccessful attempts to escape, the witch turns the man into a cat, after which he kills the witch's bird friend.

Two managers Adolf and Rudolf solve a problem that threatens to ruin the company.

A short documentary about the city Tallinn.

A short documentary about the city Tallinn.

Hides fragments left out of the films, but also independent sections. Offers the opportunity to observe the experiments and fantasy mobility of the creators.

Horror film using the possibilities of Valga Hotel "Säde" and one apartment. Journalist Jean-Pierre Bertrandt arrives to investigate mysterious deaths in a hotel room, but it doesn't do him any good. The film is preceded by cinema scenes "Bad Boy in Paris" and "At the Airport".

An imaginative experimental film about a dreamy awakening. Throughout the big plan.

Santa and the elf encounter various obstacles on their journey to the children.

Colonel Smith arrives from the United States and does a lot of trouble in "one big good country" (kills a mushroom, blows a railway bridge with a train, poisons a well, etc.). The creators express hope that the saboteur will be caught in the next part of the film, but it did not come.

When Ramo Teder makes music, he becomes Pastacas. “Pastacas" is in English a "ball-point pen," and Ramo likes to use this little instrument in his paintings. Which one was first: Ramo painting with a ball-point pen or Pastacas making music? The paintings came first. At art exhibitions, Ramo's paintings are accompanied by the music of Pastacas. Ramo's debut in music was a collaboration with Afternooning Plague Family on the compilation "Sue Darling" by indie label Sally Sinnamon. Pastacas is Ramo's solo project, where he mixes electronics with flute and acoustic guitar to achieve exquisite sound and delicate melodies.

Nazeeya, a 24-year-old immigrant girl from the Caucasus, has one day to find a man to marry in Estonia, before her devout Muslim grandfather, Jassim, marries her away to a friend in the village they're from.