Mighty kings and seven hundred years of great wars could not destroy the small Seto nation, even if the fifty years of the Soviet regime has been extremely hard. After World War 2, the ancient habitat of Setu peoples - Pechorsky district that had belonged to the first Republic of Estonia – was annexed to Russia. Half of the Seto population of five thousand people remained in Estonia and the other half in Russia. The life of both halves has been very different. And despite that the small nation attemps to preserve their mentality and language, religious traditions, to cherish ...
Director: Karl Kello
Main Data
View all| Production Firm(s) | Tallinnfilm |
| Color | color |
| Sound | sound |
| Film Category | Documentary |
| Text / Dialogue | Estonian, FILM_LANGUAGE_ET_SETU |
| Voiceower | Estonian |
| Duration | 29:19 |
Crew
View all| Director | Karl Kello |
| Screenwriter | Kuldar Sink | Aare Hõrn |
| Cinematographer | Ants Looman | Mait Mäekivi | Kalle Jürgens |
| Content Editor | Uno Heinapuu |
| Managing Director | Ivi Lüllmaa |
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