Estonia Movies

The theme of the film is what unites all people, what is hidden in all of us, be it the soul or the collective unconscious. The film is about...

I’m on the island, thinking of you, trying to find something familiar that will make you feel less far away. For centuries, a surveying method...

I grew up in Estonia in a swamp forest called Kõverdama. At the moment Kõverdama is being prepared to be cut down by a mining company....

Employing the use of a copy machine to degrade images and video from her personal archive, the filmmaker takes viewers through fading recollections...

The Klaabu short trilogy

Bernie Krause's niche theory is that an animal's voice evolved in a way to occupy its own little, unique acoustic slot within a whole soundscape.

Kristina Norman works with the physical and emotional dimension of the concept of imprisonment. She draws a parallel between the contemporary...

A short film by Igor Glazistov

The documentary reflects Uku Masing's life as an inner migrant during the restricted conditions in the Soviet era, including the repressions by KGB...

Felix is an ordinary high school student who has many interesting friends, but his girlfriend Dasha does not like them. With their friend Mark, they...

Each nameless person has to get their name. There’s no place where you can get such an acute feeling of the world and life as in a small...

This witty and artistic portrait film shows the joy and pain of Marko Kompus, a poet from the legendary Tartu literary group "Erakkond". The author...

The plot of the picture is based on a comparison of life in the Estonian SSR and in independent Estonia from a socialist point of view.

Black and white hand-drawn animated music video for Glen Hansard's song, "The Closing Door."

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...

After ten years in a Soviet labour camp in Karaganda, the Estonian artist Ülo Sooster (1924‒1970) didn’t return to his homeland but...