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The Wayfarers

Original title: Rändajad

2024 | Documentary | Director: Eva Sepping

Three Siberian Estonian women are looking for paradise here and outside the borders.

It's a story about three Siberian Estonian women of different generations whose ancestors were deported from Estonia as criminals in the 19th century. Instead of prison, they ended up in paradise - a fertile land where people quickly rebuilt their lives. One hundred and seventy years later, the situation has reversed: some have already "got used to the life here", but for others, on the eve of the war, it is the last minute to travel to paradise, which on this occasion is Estonia.
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What Would You Take?

Original title: Mille Sina võtaksid?

2023 | Documentary | Director: Heilika Pikkov

Home. Your home. Your place. Your memories. Your belongings. In the blink of eye, it’s gone.

Home. Your home. Your place. Your memories. Your belongings. In the blink of eye, it’s gone. Stories of twelve people from Ukraine who suddenly had to leave their home, taking only the bare essentials and a cherished belonging that speaks to their life.
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Chasing Unicorns

Original title: Ükssarvik

2019 | Feature film, Full length feature | Director: Rain Rannu

Young startup entrepreneur Õie and a serial failure Tõnu follow their crazy ride from Estonia all the way to Silicon Valley — and back.

Based on true stories, this is comedy-drama about a female founder trying to make it in a male-dominated tech world. Õie, an accountant from a small town accidentally stumbles into the tech scene of her home-country Estonia — a place where startups are a “national sport” and almost everyone has one. She is joined by a serial failure Tõnu, who is always trying one more time. Fast-paced and fun movie, based on true stories of startup founders, gives an authentic picture of the highs and lows of the crazy tech world, from Estonia to Silicon Valley — and back.
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Vaba mees Priit Vesilind

2000 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Peep Puks
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My Life is an Open Book

1997 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Peep Puks
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Artur Taska

1991 | Portrait, Documentary, Observation | Director: Mart Taevere
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Helga Nõu and Headmaster Helmer Jõgi in 1989

Title in Estonian: Helga Nõu ja koolidirektor Helmer Jõgi 1989

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Helga Nõu talks to Helmer Jõgi, headmaster of Tartu Secondary School No. 1 on March 29, 1989.

Helga Nõu talks to Helmer Jõgi, headmaster of Tartu Secondary School No. 1, in his office on March 29, 1989.
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In the Newsroom of Newspaper "Edasi" in 1989

Title in Estonian: Ajaleht Edasi toimetuses 1989

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Visit to the newsroom of newspaper "Edasi" on March 29, 1989.

Visit to the newsroom of newspaper "Edasi" on March 29, 1989. People are observing the printing process in Hans Heidemann Printing House. A view to the St. John's Church under renovation from the side of Jaani Street.
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Tõnu Seilenthal, Joel Sang and Mart Remmel at the Institute of the Estonian Language, 1989

Title in Estonian: Tõnu Seilenthal, Joel Sang ja Mart Remmel Keele ja Kirjanduse Instituudis 1989

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Helga and Enn Nõu at the Institute of the Estonian Language and Literature on March 27, 1989. Conversation between Tõnu Seilenthal, Joel Sang, Mart Remmel.
With Ivi Eenmaa at Estonian National Library in 1989

Title in Estonian: Ivi Eenmaaga Eesti Rahvusraamatukogus 1989

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Ivi Eenmaa, manager of the Estonian National Library, introduces Helga and Enn Nõu the library on March 27, 1989. The Estonian Knighthood House, a building with a long history where also Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs was located before the war, houses the Estonian National Library before moving to the new building.

Ivi Eenmaa, manager of the Estonian National Library, in her office. They go to the entrance hall with a unique chandelier and the main stairway; then to the catalog hall and the reading hall. Tiit Pääsuke's painting "Altar '88" is on the wall. Eenmaa introduces the principles of borrowing and depositing books. Helga Nõu is looking the books on the open shelves. Old wall paintings have been preserved on the walls of the depository rooms. Tea-Vaike Sein who works in the depository department shows the funds locating in the basement.
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