Producers

Paula Ligere

Romek Liik

Urmas Eero Liiv

1966

Keit Lilium

Sten-Johan Lill

1989

Margit Lillak

1974

Margit Lillak, the director, graduated from Estonian Academy of Arts majoring in scenography (1999) and worked in animation studio Multifilm after that. In 2002, she received her MA degree in Royal Holloway College majoring in feature screenwriting. After that, her co-operation with production company Allfilm started.

Margit has made several short documentaries, such as Beebilõust (2009), Ars Longa (2008) and Pastacas (2009). The latter was awarded Grand Prix in EstDocs film festival in Toronto (2010). In 2012, Margit made her first full length documentary 40+2 Weeks, focusing on her own pregnancy and preparations for home birth. The Circle is her second full length documentary.

Marko Lillemägi

Cheng Han Lin

Jasper Lina

Auden Lincoln-Vogel

Johanna Lind

Kaspar Erik Lind

Liis Lindmaa

1988

Liis Lindmaa (born 20 November 1988) is an Estonian stage, television and film actress and television director. Liis Lindmaa was born and raised in the town of Rakvere in Lääne-Viru County, where she attended primary and secondary schools. She is a 2007 graduate of Rakvere Gymnasium. Afterward, she studied drama at the University of Tartu Viljandi Culture Academy in Viljandi, graduating in 2011. 2019 she graduated Master of Television Directing at Baltic Film and Media School of Tallinn University. 

Annaleena Piel Linna

Leeni Linna

1984

Rauno Linnamäe

Hans Kristjan Linnutaja

Polina Linovitskaja

Hannes Lintrop

1958

Alex Lion

Lauri Lippmaa

1980

Lauri Lippmaa is an Estonian filmmaker with educational background both in political science and screenwriting and has worked for seven years as a foreign desk editor at BNS.

Hannela Lippus

Daria Litvichenko

Elina Litvinova

1988

Laura Liventaal

Laura Lizuma

Guillermo Llanso

Miguel Llansó

A big fan of experimental-punk-weird music and films, Miguel Llansó (Madrid, 1979) studied philosophy and cinema before leaving on his many adventures, like Jean Rouch or Werner Herzog. For him, filmmaking is friendship, risk, provocation, subversion and freedom.

Miguel has mainly filmed in Ethiopia, his second home. "Where is my dog?" (2011) and "Chigger Ale" (2013) - both made in collaboration with his friends Yohannes Feleke and Israel Seoane - were premiered at International Film Festival Rotterdam and Locarno and screened at BAFICI, Tampere, Hamburg and more than 50 international film festivals. Also Sundance, Milano, Brussels, Rio de Janeiro, Odense and many other film festivals have shown selections of his works.

Crumbs (2015) - a post apocalyptic Afro-Futuristic adventure in Ethiopia - was Miguel's feature film debut, premiering at Rotterdam International Film festival and screened at Fantasia, Los Angeles Film Festival and more than 100 film festivals worldwide. Crumbs is represented by New Europe Film Sales and was released theatrically in the U.S. and Spain.

Fiona Lockwood

Vladimir Loginov

1976

Vladimir Loginov was born in 1976 in Tallinn Estonia. He was graduated from International University of Social Sciences in 1998 and gained additional experiences in TV production, news and advertising design in BBC and Moscow Congress since then. His filmography consists of different short and feature length films, some of them have been awarded as the best short film at Kinoshok festival in Russia and in Armenia, some films were picked for the East Silver Market also.