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Penny the robot begins to make connections between the objects in it's mysterious basement dwelling. The secret to the basement and the skeleton within promises to be on a videotape.

Riina, an ambitious graveyard manager, prepares to bury her record-setting 1000th body, when an unexpected revelation about the deceased ruins her plans and chances to achieve her corporate target.

The film is about two witches in love, who are bound by a deep affection. Their idyllic life is suddenly ruined by a rowdy group who arrives at their doorstep, who are on their way to a concert, but whose car suddenly dies.

Experimental abstract animation based on "Liivaterade Raamat" composed by Liis Viira. This short film is improvised by animating in stop-motion different objects through optical lenses.

In the near future, 17-year-old Oliver, who has recently experienced a tragedy, discovers his mother using a forbidden machine called ReLive, which allows a person to relive their memories for ten minutes. Soon, despite the consequences, Oliver begins to use the machine himself...

A poetic documentary essay about war, fears and solidarity based on broadcast videos of military parades which enter into a dialogue with deeply introspective texts by the poet Sveta Grigorjeva.

A man wants the last pair from a sale. But there is a catch to getting it.

Jaan Rahumaa, an old boat master living in Soomaa, makes a dugout canoe from an aspen tree, an irreplaceable vehicle during the spring high water.

The history through a repressed Estonia. An experimental animation about a "Humanoid", a man who becomes "Humanchinoid" because of society's impact. He can manage to survive in the consumer's world, and maybe even in other infinities.

Vera just broke up with her girlfriend. She has never been with a guy before and she feels that she would want to try, which scares her friend Ksyusha, because she thinks that it might be a traumatic experience for her. They meet a guy at the beach and it could have been vera's chance, but nothing comes out.

Common Ground creates a dialogical situation by bringing together people who, despite having a lot in common, would have been very unlikely to meet in real life due to the fact that some of them left Estonia as war refugees seventy years ago while others arrived in Estonia only recently, as contemporary asylum seekers.

Not to mention the story of the Estonian unit Estcoy-8, which suffered the biggest losses in the history of Estonian foreign missions in Afghanistan.

Under the direction of Soundcloud and radio DJ Siim Nestor, something is happening in Estonian music that has not been seen or heard in a long time. A new wave. New characters. New Estonia. Lil Estonia!

Documentary about Estonian rock music as a birth-story of a fresh thought in the contradictional Soviet cultural space. A world of contrasts – pioneers placing flower chaplets to Lenin’s monument and Scott McKenzie “If you’re going to San Francisco, be sure to wear flowers in your head”. First Estonian beat-bands were born already in the early 60’s. Names like “Juuniorid”, “Rütmikud”, “Optimistid”, “Mikronid”, “Kristallid”, “Virmalised” and a lot of others, not so well known, performed almost every week on youth dance-nights. The repertoire was mainly acquired by listening and recording music from foreign radio stations with the static noise of the radio. Radio Luxemburg and a lot of other radio stations playing new music, like Radio Caroline and Radio Sweden, became windows to the music world. On 28 April, 1968, the Puhkeparkide Direktsioon and Tallinn Beat Club organized the first festival-like youth music event in Estonia and in whole Soviet Union.

Mr. Notakiwi wants to merge into the community. Is society ready to embrace him and his song?

After ten years in a Soviet labour camp in Karaganda, the Estonian artist Ülo Sooster (1924‒1970) didn’t return to his homeland but settled in Moscow and became the most influential trend-setter for a whole generation of Soviet non-conformist artists. Narrated by the artist’s son Tenno-Pent Sooster, this film features rare footage and interviews with Sooster’s contemporaries in the 1960s, as well as leading experts from the Kumu Art Museum, the Tartu Art Museum and The Tretyakov Gallery.

Tallinn's Kalev journey to the last USSR basketball champions.

In Winter and Spring 2011 Arvo Pärt was invited by the school to help them prepare a concert of his music by working with children ranging from kindergarten age to final-year pupils. Film director Dorian Supin and the film studio Minor Film recorded the whole process of the rehearsals and the concert and these recordings were used to make the DVD set, which contains two DVDs. Disc 1Rehearsing Pärt (201 mins) shows the composer leading the rehearsals, and disc 2 Playing Pärt (75 mins) shows the final concert itself. Disc 1 Rehearsing Pärt also includes a conversation entitled "Very Easy and Unexplainable" between Arvo and Nora Pärt.