Early 1980s
The film talks about boyhood, friendship, first love, loss of loved ones, self-discovery, and coming of age. Despite the brutality and tragedy, it is a warm and humorous story of caring, humanity, and love.
Relatives and acquaintances of the married writers' couple Helga and Enn Nõu in Sweden in 1978-1984.
Family chronicle of the married writers' couple Helga and Enn Nõu reflecting the years 1979-1984.
Documentary directed by Leida Laius about the activities of movement "Kodulinn" ("Hometown") in Tallinn in 1980s.
Literary historian Elem Treier visiting the Nõu family in their home in Askvägen, Uppsala on November 25, 1982.
Linguist and folklorist Marje Joalaid with Virve and Raimo Raag visiting the Nõu family in their home in Askvägen on June 6, 1982.
Theatre historian Karin Kask and historian Ea Jansen visiting the Nõu family in their home in Askvägen on March 16, 1982.
Writer Raimond Kaugver with his wife in Askvägen on February 27, 1982.
The women's club of Thirlmere Estonian Society has organized a gypsy night in Estonian House, Thirlmere, Australia.
Children of the old town of Tallinn need their own playground.
The life and work of naivist artist Jaan Oad who was born in Kihnu island and now lives in Canada.
6th conference of the Baltic Institute held in the Hässelby castle complex in Stockholm on June 6th, 1981.
6th conference of the Baltic Institute held in the Hässelby castle complex in Stockholm on June 7th, 1981.
Film director Virve Aruoja with her black poodle in the garden of Askvägen on May 27th, 1981.
Laine and Liia Nõu's trip to Sri Lanka from December 31st 1980 to January 15th 1981. Views of the hotel, the river trip in the jungle, sunset on the beach, at the airport.
Meeting of the Expatriate Estonian Writers' Association in the rooms of the Baltic Archives in Stockholm on November 22, 1981.
Journalist Ülo Ignats visiting Enn and Helga Nõu in their home in Askvägen on September 27, 1981.
Celebration of the anniversary of mixed choir "Koit" and Victory Day in Estonian House, Thilmere, Australia on June 27, 1981.
World Freedom Day is celebrated in Taiwan at the end of January.
Popular tourist cities in Morocco - Agadir and Marrakesh.
A tour in Asia, visit to Taipei in Taiwan and Nepal in Himalayan mountains.
Bernard Kangro, Kalju Lepik, Ilmar Talve, Raimond Kolk, Valev Uibopuu and Arvo Mägi participate in the gathering of the Estonian Writers' Cooperative in the Nõu family's home in Uppsala.
Metroo summer seminar in Gotland, August 1981. Among participants are Aleksander Loit, Virve Aruoja, Ülo Ignats, Jüri-Karl Seim, Enn Nõu and other active, young expatriate Estonians in Sweden of that era.
