Director Ergo Kuld provided insights into the filming of 'Säärane mulk' during an interview on the show 'R2 Hommik!'. He revealed that the shooting took place at the Estonian Open Air Museum, which remained open to the public, resulting in occasional tourists walking through the filming set. Kuld noted this unpredictability added a unique layer to the film-making experience.

Kuld also discussed the creative decisions surrounding the film’s narrative, expressing uncertainty about the selection process for the stories he chooses to adapt. He humorously referred to the head producer Kris Taska’s extensive catalog of stories, hinting that the selection might not always be straightforward. Moreover, he mentioned the inclusion of a hidden character in the film, requiring viewers to pay close attention to discover.

The director highlighted the effort to weave in contemporary and sensitive social issues into the film, illustrating a modern take on traditional stories. He remarked on the clever integration of these themes, suggesting that while they may evoke smiles, they also invite reflection on current societal matters. Kuld's commitment to authenticity in his films was evident, as he recognized the challenges in finding suitable filming environments, particularly in recent years.