Kihnu island (Pärnu county, Estonia)
This film portraits Leonhard Lapin, a creator born in an Estonian small town called Räpina in the 1950s, who becomes one of the most outstanding avant-garde artists on the Soviet Estonian art and architecture scene. The film also reveals the creator’s worldview, beliefs and rebellious nature.
"Look back with me and maybe you will find out something new about documentary cinema, which is nothing else but life after death." Herz Frank.
The film follows three female characters from the tiny island of Kihnu with only 346 inhabitants, struggling not to lose their faith in their homeland, which is dying out.
People of Kihnu island fifty years ago and in the year of 2014.
The diversity of Estonian landscapes is like a unique patchwork quilt. It is loved by local fauna and is a part of the Estonian genetic code.
Engagement according to the traditions and customs of Kihnu island, Estonia. The documentary introduces the engagement rites in their most natural environment.
The documentary introduces wedding traditions and rites in Kihnu island, Estonia.
Documentary about folk singer Virve Järsumägi, also known as Virve of Kihnu, and about the passing of folklore heritage from one generation to another.
Kihnu is an island of women since they have always maintained optimism and households in that island.
Excursion on a ship "West" to the island of Kihnu on June 29, 1990. Visiting Kihnu Local History Museum and St. Nicholas' Church.
Documentary directed by Mark Soosaar about the island of Kihnu, its residents and the social problems of the local society.
The life and work of naivist artist Jaan Oad who was born in Kihnu island and now lives in Canada.
The small island of Kihnu and its diligent residents.
Documentary by Toivo Kuzmin about Estonian maritime history including shipbuilding, navy schools, most famous seafarers and shipbuilders.
Documentary directed by Mark Soosaar about Estonian naivist artists.
The film about the life of Estonian children and youth in the TV film series "Children of the Soviet Union".
Portrait documentary directed by Mark Soosaar about Omar Volmer, the head of Pärnu Museum of Local History.
