The documentary film 'Puuluup – Cables in Cars', directed by Taavi Arus, has earned a spot in the competition program of the 66th Krakow Film Festival, specifically in the International DocFilmMusic Competition. This prestigious festival showcases around 250 films from across the globe every year, and participating in this competition provides the film with the chance to compete for the Golden Heynal award for best music film.

'Puuluup – Cables in Cars' is a feature-length music documentary that chronicles the journey of the Hiiumaa kantele duo around the world. The film blends dry humor, absurdity, and behind-the-scenes moments where festival experiences intersect with everyday life, fatherhood, and routine responsibilities. It captures the unique experiences of the artists while presenting a deeper narrative about their adventures.

Taavi Arus, the film's director, has been documenting the duo's activities since 2017 and has created several music videos for the band's work. The film was produced by Münchhausen Films in collaboration with Davai Laam, with producers Madis Tüür and Madis Ligema at the helm. The Krakow Film Festival is scheduled to take place from May 31 to June 7, 2026, bringing a significant cultural event to Poland that celebrates the fusion of film and music through diverse global perspectives.