On February 25th, ETV2 will commemorate the 100th anniversary of writer Raimond Kaugver with a themed evening that includes special broadcasts and adaptations of his literary works. The event seeks to honor Kaugver's contributions to Estonian literature by showcasing his narratives through various forms of media. The celebration will include a telefilm and a television adaptation of Kaugver's stories, allowing viewers to immerse themselves in his unique storytelling.

The themed evening will feature the television adaptation of Kaugver's narrative 'Mona Lisa,' originally produced in 1983. Directed by Kaugver himself and featuring a talented cast, this adaptation presents a rich visual interpretation of one of his cherished works. Additionally, the telefilm 'Happy Bird Flamingo' from 1986 will be aired, exploring themes of personal happiness and moral dilemmas based on Kaugver's novel 'We Are Not Guilty.' Through these adaptations, ETV2 aims to not only celebrate Kaugver's literary legacy but also to provoke thoughtful discussions on the deeper questions of ethics and the human condition that are prevalent in his stories.

This celebration underscores the importance of recognizing notable figures in Estonian culture and heritage, as Kaugver's writing has had a significant impact on the national literary landscape. By dedicating an entire evening to his works, ETV2 not only honors Kaugver’s memory but also encourages contemporary audiences to engage with and reflect on Estonian literature's rich history. Such events are vital in maintaining cultural continuity and appreciation in society, especially for newer generations who may not be familiar with Kaugver's contributions to the arts.