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November

2017 | Full length feature, Feature film | Director: Rainer Sarnet

Visual fairy tale for adults directed by Rainer Sarnet. The feature film combines black comedy and romance.

"November" is based on Estonian novel "Rehepapp" by Andrus Kivirähk, a bestseller of the last twenty years. The film is a mixture of magic, black humor and romantic love. The story is set in a pagan Estonian village where werewolves, the plague, and spirits roam. The villagers' main problem is how to survive the cold, dark winter. And, to that aim, nothing is taboo. People steal from each other, from their German manor lords, and from spirits, the devil, and Christ. To guard their souls, they'll give them away to thieving creatures made of wood and metal called kratts, who ...
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The Games Men Play

Original title (in Estonian): "Suurte meeste mängud"

2011 | Students film, Short | Director: Peep Plakso, Gretlyn Palberg
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Keepers of Seven Powers

2010 | Nature, Documentary | Director: Rein Maran
Old Man and the Moose

Original title: Vanamees ja põder

2009 | Documentary, Students film | Director: Joosep Matjus
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Hunting Estonian-style

Original title: Jaht Eesti moodi

2001 | Nature, Documentary | Director: Ove Musting

Sometimes it is hard to make a difference who makes a better hunter - the one who takes from nature or who takes care of nature and animals.

The documentary introduces Estonian wild animals, hunting and taking care of them and gives a short history about the history and traditions of hunting. The ways of hunting are treated according to seasons: beaver hunt in spring; game stalking for goats and wild boars in summer; fowling in autumn, game stalking and battue for moose; bear hunt; battue for wild board and hunting predators (wold, lynx, fox, raccoon dog) in winter. In several cases, the hunters are being helped by hounds. In order the multiplicy of wild game in Estonia would persist local hunters help wild animals to survive the ...
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Ramses's Tricks I

Original title: Ramsese vembud

1985 | Cartoon, Commissioned, Other categories, Animation | Director: Heiki Ernits
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Varjuelu

1985 | Nature, Documentary | Director: Rein Maran
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Beautiful is the land

Title in Estonian: Ilus on maa

1984 | Overviews, Documentary | Director: Rein Maran

Poetic documentary directed by Rein Maran about Estonian nature, history and the present day.

How far can one travel in Estonia during half an hour? And to perform everything one has seen in a flowing poetic language? The essence of the times, places, nature and people taken from the summer of 1984 when Lasnamäe district in Tallinn was young, rural life in Estonia was blooming and people mainly drove cars made in Soviet Union. Were these truly the best years of the Soviet Socialist Republic of Estonia or did it only seem so? The red roofs of the Old Town of Tallinn have always been red; Tartu will always greet the Midsummer Day with ...
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Wonderful New Year's Night

Original title: Imeline nääriöö

1984 | Puppet, Animation | Director: Riho Unt, Hardi Volmer

A story of two toys – a doll and a goose, who quit the shop at a Christmas night and begin their journey to them whom they are determined to – children.

A family who, at the beginning of the story gives up the plan to buy toys, forms the frame for the film. Finally the same toys, the doll and the goose, find their way to them through the Christmas night. The toys’ journey ends with an extraordinary miracle that fits for a Christmas night.
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In the Zoo

Title in Estonian: Loomaaias

1977 | Observation, Documentary | Director: Harry Karro

Newsreel about the old zoo of Tallinn.

A short documentary observes the animals in Tallinn zoo. According to the filmmakers the documentary is produced as a newsreel for TV in order to fill the gaps between the broadcasted programmes.
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