Evar Anvelt's debut feature film "Something Real" will hit Estonian cinemas next week, drawing inspiration from Martin Algus's novel of the same name. The film centers around Leo, a middle-aged man who, in an attempt to meet a younger woman found online, unwittingly falls into a dangerous extortion trap set by the criminally inclined Karl. The story explores contemporary societal issues, showcasing a blend of personal and multi-generational challenges faced by its characters.

During an interview on "Aktuaalses kaameras," Anvelt expressed a strong connection to Algus's narrative, describing it as well-structured and reflective of the issues present in current society. He highlighted themes such as pornography addiction, loneliness, and men’s expectations of themselves as significant elements that the film tackles. By adapting Algus’s story, Anvelt aims to shed light on these often-unspoken concerns in today's world.

The film features notable performances from actors like Jan Uuspõld, who portray complex characters navigating their dilemmas. With its engaging storyline and relevant themes, "Something Real" seeks to resonate with audiences by delving into the intricacies of modern life and the struggles that accompany it. Anvelt hopes that viewers will find a sense of identification with the characters and their experiences, ultimately sparking conversations surrounding the film's themes.