The film "Happiness is Living in Our Land," which recently won the annual award from the Estonian Cultural Capital's audiovisual arts fund, is set to reach theaters on March 6. A festive premiere was held today at the Apollo Plaza, marking an important cultural event in Estonia.

Directed by Indrek Spungin, this is his third documentary focusing on the punk genre, specifically telling the story of the band Velikije Luki. The film chronicles the rise and challenges faced by the band against the backdrop of the dissolution of the Soviet Union, an era which significantly impacted many artistic movements in Eastern Europe.

This documentary not only celebrates the punk subculture but also serves as a commentary on its resilience and relevance in a changing political landscape. The film is expected to resonate with audiences familiar with the historical context, as well as those interested in music history and cultural movements in Estonia.