Review. In Search of Reality
The review discusses the Estonian film "Midagi tõelist," directed by Evar Anvelt, which explores the lives of a porn addict and his manipulative ex-convict, both in search of something real.
Photos: Anu Aun's documentary 'Epp Maria. Life in Paintings' premiered in Tallinn
Anu Aun's documentary 'Epp Maria. Life in Paintings' premiered in Tallinn, celebrating the artist Epp Maria Kokamäe on her 65th birthday.
A Documentary about Artist Peeter Laurits by Johan Huimerin
Johan Huimerin's documentary film about artist Peeter Laurits, titled "Laskumine orgu", explores the intersection of art, nature, and various realms of reality.
A special program of Italian actress Claudia Cardinale will be shown in Tallinn and Tartu
In memory of the late Italian actress Claudia Cardinale, a special film program featuring five of her iconic films will be screened in Tallinn and Tartu.
The compilation of domestic short films "Fire Under the Ashes" arrives in cinemas
A new collection of local short films titled "Fire Under the Ashes" will premiere in Estonia on April 8th, featuring works from five different directors.
Five new Estonian films arrive in cinemas
Five new films from Estonia are set to premiere simultaneously in cinemas, showcasing local talent and cultural narratives.
Gallery: Evar Anvelt's debut film "Something Real" premiered in Tallinn
Evar Anvelt's debut film "Something Real," based on a novel by Martin Algus, premiered at Solarise Apollo Cinema in Tallinn.
Domestic documentary 'Kadunud unistus' gathered over 1500 visits on opening days
The Estonian documentary 'Kadunud unistus' directed by Sergei Zjuganov achieved 1559 visits during its opening weekend.
Elektriteater celebrates cult director John Waters' 80th birthday with a special program
The Elektriteater in Tartu, Estonia, is celebrating the 80th birthday of cult filmmaker John Waters with a special film program showcasing some of his early works throughout April.
GRIGORI KROMANOV 100 ⟩ «The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist»: tightrope walking among unexplained forces
The article discusses the restoration of Grigori Kromanov's film 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist,' which recently screened at the Berlin Film Festival, while highlighting serious audio issues noted by composer Sven Grünberg.
"Arco", nominated for the Best Animated Feature Oscar, has arrived in Estonian cinemas
The animated film "Arco" has premiered in Estonia, nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature and winning multiple awards at European film festivals.
Artur Talvik Reflects on the Character Traits of Peeter Simm, Who Passed Away Early
Film producer Artur Talvik praised the late Peeter Simm, a celebrated Estonian filmmaker, for his exceptional character and compassion.
Priimägi: Peeter Simm's weapons were aesthetic sense and strong social empathy
Film critic Tristan Priimägi reflects on the life and work of Peeter Simm, an Estonian director known for his risk-taking and social empathy in filmmaking.
A life more tender than a movie: In memory of Peeter Simm
Film director Peeter Simm passed away on March 12, and the article reflects on his legacy through a remembrance written by his friend Vahur Laiapea.
Director Peeter Simm has died
Renowned Estonian film director Peeter Simm, known for his works such as 'Ideaalmaastik' and 'Arabella, mereröövli tütar', has passed away at the age of 73.
Director Peeter Simm has died
Peeter Simm, a prominent Estonian film director, has passed away at the age of 73.
Kersti Miilen is awarded the Leida Laius Award
Kersti Miilen received the Leida Laius Award at the Naiste Ööde Film Festival for her contributions to Estonian cinema.
CULTURE IS HOT ⟩ Rocket does not fear: rising Estonian filmmaker shot a new short film in Kyiv
Estonian filmmaker Dimitri Nassenik discusses his new short film 'Eesmärk,' which was filmed in Kyiv and is available for free on YouTube.
A documentary about the painter Epp Maria Kokamäe is coming to the cinema
A documentary film about Estonian painter Epp Maria Kokamäe, titled 'Epp Maria. Life in Paintings', will be released on March 21, showcasing a year in her life at her home in Sepamaa.
Uuspõld: the opportunity to showcase myself as a drama actor gives me great satisfaction
Jan Uuspõld expresses his pleasure in portraying a character in Evar Anvelt's debut film 'Midagi tõelist.'
ETV2 thematic evening is dedicated to Grigori Kromanov
ETV2 will host a thematic evening dedicated to filmmaker Grigori Kromanov, marking the 100th anniversary of his birth on March 8th.
Silver Õun: how to cope with the world left behind by Béla Tarr?
This article by Silver Õun reflects on the cinematic style of Béla Tarr, highlighting the significance of his minimalist dialogue and slow cinema approach, and questioning the value of watching his films today.
Such a Mulk collected nearly 14,000 visits during its opening weekend
The film 'Such a Mulk' attracted nearly 14,000 visitors during its opening weekend in Estonian cinemas.
Mark Soosaar: Making a Film About Someone Gives Them a Very Long Life
Filmmaker Mark Soosaar discusses the importance of capturing significant individuals through film to grant them a lasting legacy.
GALLERY: Lydia Koidula and Maie presented a new domestic film in Tartu
A special screening of the Estonian comedy film 'Säärane mulk' took place at the Apollo cinema in Tartu, featuring actors Lydia Koidula and Maie, who engaged with the audience.
CERTAIN LAKS ⟩ Discover the World of Karp
This article discusses the intriguing film 'Karp' and its cultural impact as recommended by cultural editor Hendrik Alla.
Pill: if you fail the first film, it will be harder to get the next opportunity
Director Tõnis Pill reflects on the challenges of debut filmmaking, emphasizing the importance of success in securing future opportunities.
Franz Kafka: a writer about whom too much is known or nothing at all?
The article discusses the new film 'Franz' about writer Franz Kafka and an upcoming literary discussion event featuring scholar Joosep Susi.
Piret Krumm: the most terrible thing is to hit a film partner on set
Actor Piret Krumm discusses her role in the film 'Säärane mulk' and shares her feelings about the difficulties of portraying violence against film partners.
REVIEW ⟩ The Virgin of Koidula and the Eternal Estonian Summer: Anatomy of Taska-Kulla's New Film
This article reviews the new film by Taska-Kulla, focusing on its thematic exploration of an eternal summer in Estonia.
Gallery: Premiere of Ergo Kull’s new comedy film 'Säärane mulk'
The premiere of Ergo Kull's new comedy film 'Säärane mulk,' based on Lydia Koidula's classical play, took place in Tallinn on Monday.
What a Wonderful Ride! The Premiere of 'Such a Mulk'
The Estonian comedy film 'Such a Mulk', based on a classic play by Lydia Koidula, premiered at Ülemiste Apollo on Monday.
Our Erika has gathered nearly 30,000 cinema visits in two weeks
The film 'Meie Erika' has achieved almost 30,000 cinema visits within two weeks of its release.
The first short clip from German Golubi's next film 'At Your Service' has been released
A short clip has been released for German Golubi's upcoming film 'At Your Service', showcasing its cast and story.
An Estonian Policeman Faces a Problem: A Close Person Committed a Crime
The article discusses the thematic elements of German Golubi's tragicomedy film 'In Your Service', featuring rapper Gameboy Tetris.
Crime Thriller: Porn Addiction Takes a Heavy Toll on Jan Uuspõld
The film "Something Real," directed by Evar Anvelt, features Jan Uuspõld as a man struggling with porn addiction and Kristo Viiding as a blackmailer.
Our Erika
The film 'Our Erika' attracted over 13,000 visitors during its opening weekend, marking a successful debut for its director German Golubi.
Review. 'Our Erika' Tries Too Hard to Please the Audience
A review of the film 'Our Erika', questioning its attempt to overly satisfy viewers.
The New Coming of a Cult Film: 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist' Receives International Attention
The cult film 'The Hotel of the Dead Alpinist' by Grigori Kromanov premiered as an opening film at the Berlinale Classics program during the Berlin Film Festival.
Pictures: "The Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" opened the archive film program of the Berlin Film Festival
"The Dead Mountaineer's Hotel" was screened at the Berlin Film Festival as part of the Berlinale Classics program, marking a significant moment for Estonian cinema.
A film cannot be made twice. An interview with German Golub
Director German Golub discusses his upcoming films and the Estonian film landscape in a recent interview.
Ivo Felt's film "Side Role" awarded in Rotterdam: the process was quite challenging
Ivo Felt's film "Side Role" won two awards at the Rotterdam International Film Festival, reflecting a successful collaboration and critical acclaim.
Puuluup - cables in cars still
The documentary film about the Estonian folk duo Puuluup attracted over 1500 viewers in its opening weekend.
The Estonian co-production film won two awards in Rotterdam
An Estonian co-produced film, 'Kõrvalosa', has won two awards at the Rotterdam International Film Festival.
German Golub: "Our Erika" is an important journey of how results were achieved
The film "Our Erika" by director German Golub, which focuses on Olympic champion Erika Salumäe, will be released in theaters next week, highlighting her journey to success.
KINOHITT HAS BEEN BORN ⟩ Homegrown Romantic Comedy Attracts Over 60,000 Viewers in Two Weeks
The Estonian version of the film 'Perfect Strangers' has reached 67,000 viewers in just 14 days, showcasing a strong interest in social humor among Estonians.