The animated film 'Jumpers' has emerged as the most popular film in Estonia for the past week, attracting 13,515 viewers during its opening weekend. This family-friendly animation marks a significant entry into the Estonian film industry, showcasing local talent and storytelling in its initial reception.

In addition to 'Jumpers', several other films are making their mark at the box office, including the drama 'High Fashion Facade,' which garnered 1,711 viewers, and the documentary 'Happiness is Living in Our Country' by Indrek Spungin with 1,391 viewers. Consistent performances are also noted from previous weeks' releases, such as 'Säärane mulk' by Ergo Kulla, which recorded 4,830 viewings last week, bringing its total to 24,240 over two weeks.

The diversity of genres, including horror with 'Scream 7' and biographical drama about Erika Salumäe, indicates a robust cinematic landscape in Estonia. With these films contributing to a growing audience, the local film industry is evidently gaining traction, making this a notable time for Estonian cinema.