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Word for Home

2014 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Paula Maria Vahtra, Kristina Amor
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16 Stairsteps

2014 | Students film, Short | Director: Adele Thele Kuusk

“16 stairsteps” is a short movie, based on real life. The story is about courage and honesty. It tells about a young man, who's vitality has gone. He lives his everyday life, which has become into total routine. The neighbor he has, always finds a reason to knock on his door again and yell at him. Suddenly he starts to hear some music coming downstairs from the same neighbor. The neighbor is playing the guitar and practising day-by-day, getting better every time. The man is confused and finally pulls himself together to go downstairs and now be the one who ...
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Alone

2014 | Students film, Short | Director: Anil Kapur

A girl is watching a scary movie in her home, but slowly she starts to realize that she is not alone.
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Between Two Worlds

2014 | Students film, Documentary | Director: Liva Kalnina

This short poetic documentary focuses on the talented Latvian singer Dainis Skutelis, who is literally spending his life between two worlds. He is a singer in the Latvian National Opera, however, he can't stand the city life and feels the most happy in his countryside, which is more than 200 kilometers away from Riga. Therefore almost most of his time Dainis spends on the road between these two cities and even lives.

Even though the initial idea of this film was to show the contrast between those two lifestyles Dainis is living, during the shooting process Dainis suddenly announced that he has quit his job in the Latvian National Opera and from now on he will focus on renewing his country house where his daughter could grow up.
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Bingo

2014 | Students film, Short | Director: Kristina Amor, Ramin Pourmand

A butcher encounters an awkward situation, a dog wants to buy meat from him. He sells the meat to dog but curiosity makes him to follow the dog and find out what he wants to do with meat!
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E-voting Advertisement

2014 | Students film, Advertising/Promotion | Director: Peteris Masjenčenko

A humorous advertisement encouraging Estonian youths to e-vote.

Playing with the idea of how computer-obsessed and lazy today's young people seem to their elders, the ad shows in a brief and comedic manner how youths can effectively contribute to society while seeming to do nothing but sit at their computer - by voting online.
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Final Cut

2014 | Feature film, Short | Director: Janno Jürgens

She was not just a hairdresser. He was not just another customer.

She was not just a hairdresser. He was not just another customer.
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Frequently Asked Questions_3

Original title (in Estonian): "Korduma kippuvad küsimused_3"

2014 | Students film, Advertising/Promotion | Director: Enrico Barone

The clip advertises a new Opera libretto, developed at the Estonian Music and Theater Academy, about youngster stuck between freedom and responsibilities.

In Telliskivi the commune is a cold and dirty place. Nonetheless people are rushing to see what is going to happen there.
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Happy People Don't Need Art

2014 | Students film, Documentary | Director: Aino M. Salmi

A poetic and a bit melancholy journey into the thoughts of an artist.

Markus is singer-song-writer, who has recently moved to Tallinn. He has a dilemma whether to get a decent job with a monthly pay - like all the ordinary people tend to do - or concentrate on his art of making music.  
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How I Saved Africa

Original title: Kuidas ma Aafrikat päästsin

2014 | Documentary | Director: Kullar Viimne

A witty and insightful portrait film by Kullar Viimne speaks not only of the clash of civilizations and the everlasting conflict of idealism and inevitability but also sympathizes with the hardships of one small Estonian girl in a big world.

Siisi is an active and attractive young woman who'd have enough energy to send Estonia's first spaceship to Mars. But instead, the urge to make the world a better place sends Siisi far away to Uganda, where she plans to open a café with the help of donators to offer work to the local young handicapped people. The start of the project is dashing but as the times goes by the more Siisi's idealism confronts the local working culture, sexual prejudice and economic inevitability because in a country that is one of the biggest coffee bean exporters only 0.6 percent ...
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