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Eeva

2022 | Animation, Cartoon | Director: Morten Tšinakov, Lucija Mrzljak

A sad day in Eva’s life...

It’s pouring down with rain at the funeral. There’s a lot of crying, too much wine, several woodpeckers and a couple of dreams that fill in the gaps.
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Lydia

2022 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Hermes Brambat, Tarvo Mölder

The documentary portrays the acclaimed Song Festival conductor and music teacher Lydia Rahula.

The documentary portrays the acclaimed Song Festival conductor and music teacher Lydia Rahula. She has inspired the kids to love music for over five decades. However, her life's work is the Tallinn Boys' Choir. Besides vocal training, she has also raised generations of boys to be a gentleman. Thanks to her, many Estonian men are much better men. It's unbelievable that Lydia is in her seventies. She is extremely vital and full of energy. It is no problem for her even to have a football match with the boys. After all, age is nothing but a number, and she proves ...
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To Pet a Hedgehog

Original title: Silitada siili

2021 | Animation, Cartoon | Director: Ave Taavet

When a thorny Woman meets soft-hearted Hedgehog, love is inevitable.

Woman meets a hedgehog. Hedgehog is the one she has been waiting for. So begins an autumn delirium amidst the solitude of a Soviet microdistrict, where reality merges with dreams and humans discover their animal side.
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Roots: Waiting For A Miracle

Original title: Juured: Oodates imet

2018 | Documentary | Director: Aljona Suržikova

The biggest pain – the loss of a child – helps to see the beauty in life. This film is about life and how miraculous it is that we are alive.

A woman’s biggest joy is giving the gift of life to a new human being. The biggest pain – the loss of a child – helps to see the beauty in life. This film is about life and how miraculous it is that we are alive.
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The company of Enn Põldroos' gentlemen

Original title: Enn Põldroosi härrasmeeste seltskond

1998 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Rein Raamat

The exhibition of Enn Põldroos' paintings "31 gentlemen" held in Tallinn Art Hall gallery.

Enn Põldroos has portrayed numerous intellectuals and public figures while concentrating on depiction of their individuality and expressiveness. Enn Põldroos has been called the painter of men and human relationships. The artist himself has admitted that painting portraits has always been his secret love. At his exhibition "31 gentlemen" (1998) the artist presented portraits he had painted in 1958-1997. The portraits are commented by the artist, art historians and several people who were portrayed.
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Catching the Miracle

Original ttle: Imet püüdmas

1996 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Hans Roosipuu, Enn Säde

Documentary by Hans Roosipuu and Enn Säde about the Shmigun family with its two athlete daughters Kristina and Katrin striving towards top results.

It is a miracle indeed - a harmonious family who has a specific aim in their life. Mother Rutt and father Anatoli were once the gold medalists of European junior masters in skiing; their daughters Kristina and Katrin take it naturally to reach among the professional athletes at the top of the ski world. Filmmakers Hans Roosipuu and Enn Säde observe the athlete family's colourful everyday life full of efforts.
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Edgar Savisaar Arrives at Toronto Airport

Title in Estonian: Edgar Savisaare saabumine Toronto lennujaama

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The film depicts festive reception of Edgar Savisaars and Hardo Aasmäe's arrival at Toronto airport in 1989.

Edgar Savisaar and Hardo Aasmäe and Arvi Jürviste arrive at Toronto airport. At the airport there are waiting local foreign Estonians (incl. Lembit Soots, Eda Sepp, Toomas ja Anne Tamm, etc.) with flowers. Upon his arrival, Edgar Savisaar is speaking about travel impressions and flight by route Moskva-Montreal-Toronto. They are departing from the airport by white limousine ordered by the local recipients. At the end of the video there is a section about detention of a black man by the police. Lennujaamas ootavad väliseestlastest vastuvõtjad (sh Lembit Soots, Eda Sepp, Toomas ja Anne Tamm jt) lilledega. Saabumisel räägib Edgar Savisaar reisimuljetest ...
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Estonian National Male Choir Performance at Church (3)

Tite in Estonian: Riiklik Akadeemiline Meeskoor kirikus 3/3

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The Estonian National Male Choir sang in Canada to the foreign Estonian audience for the first time in spring 1989.

The Estonian National Male Choir sang in Canada to the foreign Estonian audience for the first time in spring 1989. This concert has been recorded by Edgar Väär, video consists of different sections. The film depicts festive Palm Sunday religious ceremony that is held in Toronto church where the National Male Choir performs the song by Gustav Ernesaks "How dark will your country remain" and the Heroic Choral Poem by Villem Kapp, conducted by Olev Oja. Roman Toi is accompanying on the organ. The audience in the church rises after this performance and the Bishop of the EELC Karl Raudsepp ...
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The Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir at Estonian House in Toronto

Title in Estonian: RAM-i poistekoor esineb Toronto Eesti majas

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The video shot by Edgar Väär shows the arrival of the Boys' Choir of the National Men's Choir to Toronto, their reception and greeting by the local community of expatrian Estonians at the end of autumn 1989.

The amateur video recorded by Edgar Väär shows the arrival of the Boys' Choir of the National Male Choir to Toronto, their reception and greeting by the local community of expatrian Estonians at the end of autumn 1989. The video starts with depicting the arrival of the boys' choir by school buses, reception of the choir, festive speeches and singing of a local male choir in the background of the Estonian and Canadian national flags. The singers are welcomed by the head of Estonian Choir Union Heikki Paara and the Honorary Consul Ilmar Heinsoo. The boys' choir is singing "The ...
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India Vabariigi peaministri Indira Gandhi külaskäikTallinn

1982 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Elo Tust