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Portrait documentary directed by Jüri Sillart about filmmaker and photographer Peeter Tooming and his battle with serious disease.
The first full-length feature film directed by Hannes and Renita Lintrop is a crime thriller telling the story of young people being in tight corners. The film has been awarded numerous festival prizes.
The work and life of the marines in the motor ships "Fricis Rozin" and "Timur Frunze" that belong to Estonian shipping company.
Full-length action film directed by Peeter Simm is based on the children's book "Arabella, the Pirate's Daughter" by Aino Pervik. The story is about the thin line between the good and the evil and about the fateful crossing of that line. räägib hea ja kurja vahelisest piirist, mille ületamine on saatuslik.
The drama based on the ballad of prose "The Pastor of Reigi" by Finnish-Estonian writer Aino Kallas depicts the conflict between the dogmatic philosophies, humanity and love.
Documentary based on a novel by Juhan Smuul.
TV documentary directed by Andres Sööt about the daily life of long-distance seafarers in Arctic waters.
The psychological drama directed by Kaljo Kiisk about love, marriage and a love triangle.
Poetic documentary directed by Toivo Kusmin about the daily life of Estonian seafarers-herring catchers on Atlantic Ocean.
Documentary directed by Virve Aruoja about Estonia.
Overview of the history of Estonian newsreels.
The ships of the Estonian SSR National Fishery Expedition Base out at fishing rides in the Northern Atlantic Ocean.
The debut feature film directed by Jüri Müür depicts men from a fisherman's village in a situation where they have to choose between the people of their own and the strangers.
The propagandistic thriller is based on true events, telling about Estonian expatriates hired by the Western Secret Service and sent back to the Soviet Estonia in 1950s in order to carry out diversionary activities.
The life of the Linholm family in prewar Estonia. Emigrating to Sweden on a ship in 1944. Daily life during the postwar years.