DO YOU RECOGNIZE? ⟩ These are historical figures we meet in the feature film 'Such a Mulk'
The new Estonian comedy film 'Such a Mulk', based on the first original play in Estonian literature, has been released, presenting a fresh perspective on historical figures.
Ergo Kuld about 'Säärane mulk' filming: Sometimes a tourist walked through under the window
Filmmaker Ergo Kuld discusses the unique experiences and challenges faced during the shooting of 'Säärane mulk' at the Estonian Open Air Museum, emphasizing the spontaneous interaction with tourists and the inclusion of contemporary social themes in the film.
Sports Sunday Reviews Film About Erika Salumäe
The traditional sports show 'Sports Sunday' reviewed the new film about Estonian Olympic champion Erika Salumäe, addressing its artistic challenges and narrative accuracy.
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.
Overview: Storm in a Bird's Nest
The Berlinale film festival faces criticism for prioritizing controversy over meaningful film discussion, overshadowing the quality of the films presented.
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Gerli Padar's daughter Amanda candidly shares: I walked in my mother's shoes, but I knew that when the opportunity for acting came, I wouldn't say no!
Amanda Rebeca Padar, star of the newly released Estonian film 'Säärane mulk', reflects on her childhood dreams of acting and her recent role in the film.
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.
VIDEO INTERVIEW: "If I start saving money now, I'll finish the film in 400 years!" Märt Koik on film funding in Estonia
Estonian actor Märt Koik discusses the challenges of film funding in Estonia and advocates for increasing support for filmmakers to produce more films.
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.
VIDEO INTERVIEW: Ergo Kuld does not show signs of fatigue amidst several projects: although the shoots in Spain were intense, 'Such a Mulc' was a true delight!
Ergo Kuld shares insights on the making of the new Estonian comedy film 'Such a Mulc,' which reinterprets a classic work by Lydia Koidula.
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.
Overview. Feature Film in 2025 - Something for Everyone
A review of Estonia's film output in 2025 highlights a blend of exceptional actors, humor, and a diverse range of films, including a significant number of documentaries and youth films.
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.
Film architect Raine Karbi revealed the secret of the spy drama
The article discusses the mystery surrounding the architectural location featured in the Estonian series 'Reetur' and the role of architect Raine Karb.
FILM MISHAPS ⟩ Even Malmsten Messes Up: Watch the Actors' Fun Blunders on the Set of 'Perfect Strangers'
This article discusses the success of the romantic comedy 'Perfect Strangers' in Estonian cinemas and shares a blooper reel featuring the cast's humorous on-set mistakes.
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.
Ott Kilusk Connected "Such a Mulgi" to Koidula's Life
Ott Kilusk is adapting the successful play "Such a Mulgi" into a film, which he connects to the life of Lydia Koidula.
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.
Lokk: One should leave when it's fun, not when everyone expects your death
Tiina Lokk reflects on her leadership of the PÖFF film festival, emphasizing that one should leave at their peak rather than in decline.
A documentary film about the success story of the Estonian women's ice hockey team is coming to theaters
A new documentary titled 'Hõbekontsadel' highlights the achievements and stories of the Estonian women's ice hockey team.
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.
ARCHIVE TREASURES | Remember Lia Laats on her 100th birthday
This article commemorates the 100th birthday of actress Lia Laats with a look back at her career and contributions to Estonian theater and film.
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 Film Institute wants to increase the reimbursement fund support rate to 40 percent
The Estonian Film Institute is seeking to raise the reimbursement fund support rate from 30% to 40%, a move that is anticipated by international partners, according to the institute's director, Edith Sepp, at the Berlin Film Festival.
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.
The 'Dead Mountaineer's Hotel' Opens the Berlinale Classics Program
The Berlinale Classics program features 'Dead Mountaineer's Hotel,' marking the first time an Estonian film has been included.
PÖFF's new artistic director Triin Tramberg: I will not make major changes right away
Triin Tramberg, the new artistic director of PÖFF, expresses her intention to maintain continuity and dialogue following her appointment.
RETROVIDEO ⟩ Fur hats, skiing children, and city park squirrels... The first snow of 1969 in Kuressaare
The article captures the nostalgic moments of the first snow in Kuressaare in 1969 through a film made by a local physics teacher.
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.
GALLERY: A glamorous and athletic crowd attended the premiere of the local sports film "Our Erika"
The Estonian film "Our Erika" premiered on Monday, celebrating the inspiring journey of Olympic champion Erika Salumäe from a children's home to world records and Olympic gold.
In March, Indrek Spungin's documentary film 'Happiness is Living in Our Land' will arrive in cinemas
Indrek Spungin's documentary, which won an award from the Estonian Cultural Endowment, will premiere on March 6, exploring the punk band Velikije Luki against the backdrop of the Soviet Union's collapse.
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.
ANSWER OF THE WEEK ⟩ Tiina Lokk
Tiina Lokk, creator of the Dark Nights Film Festival, recently received an award for her lifetime achievement in audiovisual arts for bringing Estonian film festivals onto the world stage.
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.
Gallery: New films from the 'Estonian Stories' series premiered in Sõprus
The documentary series 'Estonian Stories' continues with new films in February, following the premiere of four films from the 23rd season on ETV.
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.
Two Estonian-Related Films at the Clermont-Ferrand Short Film Festival
The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival showcases two animated films involving Estonia: 'Kyiv Cake' directed by Ukrainian Mykyta Lyskov and 'Lumi Sends Us' by Armenian director Natalia Mirzoyan living in Estonia.