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"I'm going to be a monk." Kino Lorber has unveiled their official US trailer for the Estonian film known as The Invisible Fight, a martial arts comedy made by Estonian filmmaker Rainer Sarnet (also of the cult hit November). This is finally set to open in US theaters in February, starting at the Alamo Drafthouse

Rainer Sarnet's kitschy genre mash-up 'The Invisible Fight' combines zany martial arts comedy with a Orthodox monk's religious conversion.

Danish sales agent LevelK has boarded Estonian director Rainer Sarnet's follow-up to Tribeca prize winner 'November.'

Nazi ghouls have figured in plenty of horror movies, whether preserved (1966’s “The...

OPENING   Ashoka Vanamlo Arjuna Kalyanam (NR) This Indian romantic film stars Vishwak Sen, Rukshar Dhillon, Ritika Nayak, and Goparaju Ramana. (Opens Friday) Bhala Thandanana (NR) Sree Vishnu stars in this Indian action-thriller. Also with Catherine Tresa, Ramachandra Raju, Garuda Ram, and Krishna Murali Posani.

OPENING   Bẫy Ngot Nào (NR) This Vietnamese drama is about four friends who gather to attend the anniversary of their one married friend. Starring Bào Anh, Minh Hằng, Quốc Trường, Diệu Nhi, and Thuận Nguyễn. (Opens Friday) Black Site (R) This thriller stars Michelle Monaghan as a CIA agent who discovers that the

I see what goes on under my nose. Roadside Attractions has debuted a second official US trailer for an Estonian Cold War love triangle romantic thriller

You know what happens to men like you? An official US trailer has debuted for an Estonian Cold War love triangle romantic thriller titled Firebird, which

The 103rd anniversary of the Republic of Estonia will be celebrated in each City District with various events, such as public flag-raisings, open-air concerts and an opening of a new snow sculpture park. Due to the coronavirus situation, large public events have not been organized this year in Tallinn. People are being asked to stay away from the flag-raising at Pikk Hermann at dawn and the presidents evening reception has been canceled. Tallinn has organized events in each district so the anni...

0"> The Estonian blue-black-white atop Pikk Hermann, site of Wednesdays Independence Day flag-raising, earlier this month. Source: Siim Lõvi /ERR Estonian Independence Day, February 24, will see a necessarily different set of events from most years, due to the ongoing pandemic. The traditional flag raising ceremony will still take place from just after 7.30 a.m. (i.e. sunrise), but the public are asked to stay home and hold their own flag-raising close family gatherings. T...