Meşhur Kimden Estonia

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!

Although Teresa Liivak has settled down in nine different places, she calls a white Ford Transit her real home. Teresa rebuilt her van to be a barbershop on wheels. On her journey she meets very different kinds of men.

A magically abstract triportrait of Estonian kannel master Eduard Uibo, dancer Elonna Spriit and folk dance pedagogue Kai Leete.

25-year old Mati has never experienced love. All of his friends are in a relationship or even married, yet Mati has not even kissed a girl. Every attempt to get in a relationship has failed. Mati refuses to give up and tries to find the right girl.

It is the monodrama of a white-white paper.

Lost film. The five-episode silent film was shot in Tartu and it was ambitiously called as „the first Estonian art drama“ by its producers. Nothing is known about the contents of the film since it is not preserved. It may have imitated the popular Russian drama series of „Gold Series“.

A documentary about Estonian psycho-punk band Winny Puhh.

First vanquish the opponent and then embark on the quest to find whatever is at the end of the line that tethers him to this world.

The film premiered on August 27, 1926 in the Estonian cinema Rekord (later called Helios). It was advertised as "Estonia Film's first trick film".

Estonian primitive and untouched bogs and folk songs. Composer Lepo Sumera, singer Anne Maasik.

During June 1941, Nazi forces occupied Estonia. By 1944, when the Soviet-Nazi frontline was drawing towards the Estonian border from the East, Alfred Käärmann was conscripted into the German military. By September 1944 the Red Army had again occupied Estonia. Alfred was forced to make a decision: whether to stay in Estonia or retreat with the Germans. He chose the former, However he risked arrest and deportation by the Soviets.

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

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.

An eight-year-old boy spends the summer with his grandparents. Bored, he hides in a car trunk, only to be driven by his funeral-director grandfather to the cemetery. From the shadows, he silently observes the world of the dead. Returning home to find his grandparents frantic with worry, he pushes the game too far—leading to a tragic outcome that changes his life forever

Architects discuss architectual challenges in Tallinn, Estonia. In particular Pirita Purjespordikeskus, hotel Olümpia and Linnahall.

When Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022, it triggered Europe's largest movement of refugees since World War II. According to the UN Refugee Agency, roughly one third of Ukraine's population is displaced. This film follows three Ukrainian girls, Iryna, Sasha and Masha and their families over the course of a year as they attempt to build their new lives in Estonia.