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Uus film"Eesti matus"Režissöör: Rene VilbreStsenarist: Ott KiluskOperaator ja kunstnik: Manfred VainokiviOsades: Markus Habakukk (Noor Andres), Sandra Ashilevi (Lee), Ago Anderson (Karla), Hilje Murel (Maret), Merle Palmiste (Iida), Jan Uuspõld (Sass), Anna Sergejeva (Irina), Tambet Tuisk (Indrek), Peeter Oja (Tiit), Ivo Linna (Vana Andres), Helene Vannari (Proua kaubanduskeskuses). Arvustus ilmus Teater. Muusika. Kinos
The makers of "Sipsik", a beloved children's character, have taken on a new challenge - Andrus Kivirähk's children's stories, which have become known through the collections "Kaka (poop) and Spring", "Carnival and Potato Salad" and "A Ghost and Facebook". The first short animation "Kaka and Spring" will reach cinemas together with the cinema version of Andrus Kivirähk's second film "Estonian Funeral" later this year. "Kaka and Spring" tells the story of friendship and love, and its birth and death. Often love dies, often people die for and with love. But for life to work, love is always...
left to right: Birk Rohelend, Jaan Rekkor, and Rene Vilbre Nordic giant NENT Group has commissioned its first Estonian Viaplay original production, a crime drama entitled Who Shot Otto Mueller? Birk Rohelend (creator of the historical Estonian TV series The Pillowclub), centres on a famous businessman and former Soviet wrestling star who is found murdered in his manor on his 65th birthday. Detectives interrogate eight family members in turn, and dark truths about a successful and powerful man who once killed a wolf with his bare hands gradually come to light. Everyone has a story about Otto...
photo: Allfilm TALLINN: The year 2020 was an extraordinary year for the Estonian film industry. The coronavirus pandemic had a devastating effect on the industry and cinema attendance all over Europe. However, on the positive side, the local market share of Estonian films rose to a record high, garnering 26.72% of the total number of cinema admissions. The per capita rate of cinema going in Estonia was still relatively healthy at 1.35. The most watched film was Christopher Nolan’s Tenet, which was partly filmed in Estonia. For most of the year, Estonia kept its cinemas open, with special ...