The upcoming documentary film 'Epp Maria. Life in Paintings' focuses on the life and work of renowned Estonian painter Epp Maria Kokamäe, set to hit cinemas on March 21. The film captures a full year in her life at her residence in Sepamaa, emphasizing the tranquility and beauty of her rural lifestyle as it aligns with nature's rhythms. This artistic journey provides a glimpse into the annual cycle observed from spring to spring, intertwining personal experiences with artistic endeavors.

Directed by Anu Auna, the documentary not only highlights Epp Maria's artistic journey but also features the supportive roles of her family, including her husband Jaak Arro and their children who are involved in arts and culinary professions. The film's exploration goes beyond visual art to portray the strength and autonomy of women, as Auna seeks to present different facets of femininity through her cinematographic lens. Auna has previously explored women’s roles in her earlier works, showcasing the bravery of women like poet Kristiina Ehin and now aiming to inspire viewers with Kokamäe's vibrancy and unique life philosophy.

This documentary is significant not only for its focus on a key figure in Estonian culture but also for fostering appreciation for the artistic process and the environment it thrives in. As such, it serves as a reflection of how art and life merge seamlessly in the gentle yet profound existence of Epp Maria Kokamäe, underscoring the importance of staying true to one's path and the creation of beauty in both life and art.