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Estonian President Alar Karis highlighted the necessity of the new film studio in Jõhvi for the entire country, claiming it will surpass Hollywood's technical standards.

Chuck Norris, the iconic action film star and martial arts legend, passed away at the age of 86, sparking mixed reactions on social media before the news was confirmed.

The article reviews a film titled 'Sure Laks', exploring its profound emotional impact.

Jan Uuspõld attended the premiere of the film 'Something Real' with Liisel Nelis, highlighting his active lifestyle and new relationship.

Developers of Estonia's first film city in Jõhvi plan to boost the local economy with the establishment of a hotel.

Indrek Ibrus discusses the ongoing reliance on cars in Tallinn and reflects on the cultural impact of the film 'A Beautiful Mind', which depicts the life of mathematician John Nash.

Estonian comedian Jan Uuspõld attended a film premiere with fellow stand-up comedian Liisel Nelis, who expressed admiration for him.

A hotel is planned to be constructed in Jõhvi's film city to support the local economy and provide services for the film industry.

The documentary film about beloved painter Epp Maria Kokamäe premiered, showcasing her work during her 65th birthday year.

Young farmers in Harjumaa creatively used their tractor to display characters from the animated film 'Minions' during an agricultural support event.

Friendship Cinema in Estonia is celebrating its 71st anniversary throughout April with a special program featuring eight films from each decade of its existence.

A review of the film "The Bride!" directed by Maggie Gyllenhaal, highlighting its standout performances and intriguing premise.

While Sean Penn won an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor, he was in Ukraine receiving a special tribute from local hosts instead of attending the event in Hollywood.

Johan Huimerin's documentary film about artist Peeter Laurits, titled "Laskumine orgu", explores the intersection of art, nature, and various realms of reality.

Director Anu Aun's upcoming portrait film focuses on artist Epp Maria Kokamäe and explores her productivity and work-life balance.

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.

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 films from Estonia are set to premiere simultaneously in cinemas, showcasing local talent and cultural narratives.

This article recommends Mike Nichols' 1967 film 'The Graduate' as a significant coming-of-age story that explores generational conflict and the pursuit of economic prosperity.

The dance production 'Softpower' by Rūta Ronja Pakalne will premiere on April 10 at Kanuti Gildi Saal, exploring social meanings and personal histories through movement and film aesthetics.

The film "Fucktoys," directed by Annapurna Srirami, will have a special screening at the Camera Erotica program, following its premiere at the SXSW festival.

Five Estonian films have been nominated for the Neitsi Maali Award, the country’s oldest film award, now in its 33rd year.

Rebel Wilson is escalating her legal battle against producer Amanda Ghost with serious sexual crime allegations, while new evidence reveals The Agency Group's involvement in anonymous attack letters.

Evar Anvelt's debut film "Something Real," based on a novel by Martin Algus, premiered at Solarise Apollo Cinema in Tallinn.

The Estonian Film Journalists Association has announced the nominees for the Virgin Mary Award for best domestic film, which will be awarded in March.

Actress Amy Madigan walked the Oscars red carpet on Sunday, knowing she was once again nominated for an Oscar after 40 years since her first nomination and won the award.

The film "Something Real," directed by Evar Anvelt and based on Martin Algus' novel, premiered today in Estonia and will be released nationwide in cinemas starting March 20.

The article reflects on the complexities and notable moments of the 2026 Oscars, highlighting the challenges faced by participants and the overall emotional tone of the event.

Film critic Andrei Liimets discusses the significance of Norway's win for the Oscar for Best International Feature Film, highlighting the rising prominence of Norwegian cinema.

Film critic Kristjan Gold believes it's only a matter of time before Timothee Chalamet wins an Oscar, despite his recent snub for 'Marty Supreme.'

Kristjan Gold believes it is only a matter of time before Timothée Chalamet wins an Oscar, despite missing out this year for his role in "Marty Supreme."

Five Estonian film producers showcase their projects and seek collaboration opportunities at the CPH:DOX documentary film festival in Denmark.

Kaspar Viilup discusses how genre films overshadowed classical drama at the Oscars, highlighting the implications for the film industry.

At the 98th Academy Awards held on March 15 in Los Angeles, Paul Thomas Anderson's film about freedom fighters won significant awards including Best Film and Best Director.

The 98th Academy Awards took place in Los Angeles, where "One Battle After Another" won the Best Film award, among other recognitions.

The 98th Academy Awards ceremony is taking place in Los Angeles, where winners are being announced.

The 98th Academy Awards will be held in Los Angeles, featuring a red carpet event for nominees and industry leaders.

A film city is under construction in Ida-Viru County, Estonia, which aims to support the local film industry and technological advancements.

Jõhvi is developing Estonia's first Film City, aiming to involve companies that can provide innovative solutions for film production.

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.

The article discusses the upcoming 98th Academy Awards, featuring predictions from film journalist Kristjan Gold on the major categories.

The Electro Theater in Estonia will showcase a selection of John Waters' early works in April to celebrate the filmmaker's 80th birthday.

The Estonian comedy film 'Such a Mulk,' set to entertain audiences from the end of February, showcases amusing behind-the-scenes bloopers and reflects the authentic joy experienced during filming.

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.

Mart Sander discusses his creative process and recent work on the short film 'Tallinn is Burning'.

Mart Sander discusses his achievements in film, including obtaining a Guinness record due to his latest project.

The Haapsalu Horror and Fantasy Film Festival opens this year with Finnish director Hanna Bergholm's horror film about motherhood, featuring Rupert Grint.

The animated film "Arco" has premiered in Estonia, nominated for an Oscar for Best Animated Feature and winning multiple awards at European film festivals.

Film producer Artur Talvik praised the late Peeter Simm, a celebrated Estonian filmmaker, for his exceptional character and compassion.

Estonian director Evar Anvelt discusses his debut film "Something Real," based on Martin Algus's novel, set to premiere next week.