There are crimes that won't expire. One June night in 1941, Soviet authorities deported more than 10,000 people to Siberia from Estonia. Those who stayed alive in Siberia and made it back to homeland will have the chance to speak in the film. FIlmmaker Andres Sööt, whose family was also among those breaking apart because of the deportation in 1941, dedicates the film to all those sent to Siberia. This is a timeless responsibility - not to forget.
Director: Andres Sööt
Producer | Reet Sokmann |
Director | Andres Sööt |
Screenwriter | Andres Sööt |
Cinematographer | Andres Sööt |
Sound Designer | Mart Kessel-Otsa |
Editor | Marju Juhkum | Kadri Kanter |
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