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Estonian 'Melchior' film trilogy to be turned into miniseries abroad - Vimarsana News

Estonian 'Melchior' film trilogy to be turned into miniseries abroad

Based on the medieval crime series by bestselling Estonian author Indrek Hargla, the three feature films of the "Melchior the Apothecary" trilogy will be released abroad as a six-part miniseries, "Melchior" screenwriter Olle Mirme told Vikerraadio.

Over 4,200 people attended August's Birgitta Festival - Vimarsana News

Over 4,200 people attended August's Birgitta Festival

Last week's Birgitta Festival, back on the calendar after a two-year absence, attracted a total of 4,244 music lovers to the ruins of the Pirita Convent in Tallinn.

Gallery: Second 'Melchior the Apothecary' movie premieres this week - Vimarsana News

Gallery: Second 'Melchior the Apothecary' movie premieres this week

Monday marked the gala premiere of "Melchior the Apothecary: The Ghost," the second movie in a trilogy based on the medieval crime bestsellers by bestselling Estonian author Indrek Hargla. "The Ghost" will hit theaters nationwide by Friday.

Gallery: Slipknot perform in Tallinn, supported by Donetsk band Jinjer - Vimarsana News

Gallery: Slipknot perform in Tallinn, supported by Donetsk band Jinjer

American nu metal band Slipknot performed their first ever concert in Estonia on Thursday night at Tallinn's Saku Suurhall. The show was the latest installment of the band's "We Are Not Your Kind" tour.

Permanent roof not in the plans for Pirita Convent - Vimarsana News

Permanent roof not in the plans for Pirita Convent

While Tallinn Philharmonic Society artistic director Tõnu Kaljuste does not consider it reasonable to spend hundreds of thousands on setting up a temporary roof on the Pirita Convent each year, Tallinn heritage protection board director Boris Dubovik does not understand how anyone can think of rebuild medieval ruins for commercial reasons.