This week, the film 'Säärase mulgi' has reached theaters, and a special screening was held at the Pärnu Apollo cinema hosted by Postimees. During this event, viewers had the opportunity to hear from Ago Anderson, who plays the character 'papa Jannsen', along with screenwriter Ott Kilusk. They not only spoke about the making of the film but also facilitated a prize draw for the audience, enhancing engagement with fans of the film.

The recognition presented by screenwriter Ott Kilusk emphasized the collaboration and artistry involved in cinematic storytelling, likening the work of filmmaking to that of a jeweler, which illustrates the precision and creativity required to produce a film that resonates with audiences. This metaphor suggests that every detail has its place and contributes to the overall masterpiece that cinema aims to achieve.

As local interest grows in the film, events like these serve to cultivate a connection between the creators and the audience. Engaging discussions and public interactions can stimulate interest in Estonian cinema, encouraging viewers to support local productions and appreciate the craft of filmmaking in their own country.