On Friday evening, a special screening of the new domestic comedy film 'Säärane mulk' was held at the Apollo cinema in Tartu, organized by Postimees. This event was an opportunity for local film enthusiasts to engage with the stars of the film, Lydia Koidula and Maie, who were present to introduce the movie and answer audience questions. Their participation highlighted the growing interest in local cinema in Estonia, as well as providing a platform for direct interaction between the creators and the audience.

The film 'Säärane mulk' represents a significant entry into Estonia's burgeoning film industry, showcasing homegrown talent and storytelling reflective of local culture. Such events not only promote the film but also foster a sense of community among cinema-goers and support for domestic productions. As more Estonian films are produced, events like these play an essential role in building an audience and encouraging local artistic expression.

In the context of the Estonian film landscape, this screening exemplifies the cultural significance of domestic cinema as it continues to evolve and gain appreciation. By supporting local films, audiences are encouraging the growth of the national cinema scene, which contributes to a richer cultural tapestry for Estonia as a whole.