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Love express

Love Express. The Disappearance of Walerian Borowczyk

2018 | Portrait, Documentary | Director: Kuba Mikurda

A documentary celebrating the work of Walerian Borowczyk, a director of unparalleled sensitivity, revered in the 1970s, who was later labeled as a maker of erotic movies.

A documentary celebrating the work of Walerian Borowczyk, a director of unparalleled sensitivity, revered in the 1970s, who was later labelled as a maker of erotic movies. The film features interviews with his closest collaborators, filmmakers and leading intellectuals who put his work into perspective, including Terry Gilliam, Bertrand Bonello, Neil Jordan, Andrzej Wajda, Patrice Leconte, Slavoj Žižek. It offers a rare insight into Walerian Borowczyk’s work and poses questions about artistic freedom. This unique artistic chronicle sheds light on his professional philosophy and artistic achievements and investigates how does one get from creating cutting-edge work and competing in Cannes ...
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Late Night Naansense

Orginal tiltle (in Estonian): "Hilisõhtune Naansense"

2017 | TV Show, Students film | Director: Vladlen Pobjaržin, Kadi Poll
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The Crutch

Original title (in Estonian): "Kark"

2015 | Documentary, Students film | Director: Paula Maria Vahtra
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Women of Muhu Island

Original title: MUHU: Ätsed ja roosid

2014 | Anthropological, Documentary | Director: Kadriann Kibus
Comedy King

Original title (in Estonian): "Komöödia kuningas"

2012 | Students film, TV Show | Director: Vladimir Kamenski
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Curiosity Kills

2012 | Short, Students film | Director: Sander Maran
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Holy Coffee!

Original title (in Finnish): "Pyha kahvi"

2012 | Documentary, Students film | Director: Antti Häkli

Holy Coffee! tells a story of the Finnish coffee drinking mania. Kids in diapers slurp their first cups of coffee, while an old lady waiting her phone to ring finds her last hope from the lame filter coffee. This film tells a story about us Finns, who cannot think of a situation, where coffee doesn’t belong. Coffee is the only permitted drug nowadays and Finns are the proud number one drinkers of it in the World. Up to 15 cups per day. Holy coffee! shows the true Finnish love in the brown gold.
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Playing Pirates

Original title in Estonian: Mereröövlimäng

2011 | Short, Students film | Director: Tõnn Sikk

Film student Tõnn Sikk's short film is about children and their friendship, but maybe he even talks more about the friendship of children's parents.

A boy moves with his family to a wooden house which they inherited and meets a girl who has to move. To save their new friendship children now have to go on a dangerous journey.
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Life is a Flower

Original title: Elu on lill

2010 | Documentary | Director: Manfred Vainokivi

Two grand old masters, artists Evald Okas and photographer Kalju Suur, are recording the beauty of a naked woman.

Documentary about the meeting between two grand masters, artist Evald Okas and photographer Kalju Suur, during which they portrait a young model and have a discussion about life and art. 94-year-old Okas and 82-year old Suur are full of life and creative artists who get still inspired from the beauty of a woman. The two old artists run around the young naked woman as representing a philosophical vignette about the flourishing and withering of life, an existential etude with erotic attachments.
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Blood

2007 | Students film, Short | Director: Jüri Muttika

The course work of film master's student Jüri Muttika, who, together with screenwriter Piret Sammel, has directed a humorous, but at the same time set in real Estonian society, story about a conscript serving time in the Estonian Defense Forces and his Russian bride, who urgently needs a blood transfusion from her loved one to save the life of her brother injured in the riots, based on the events that became known as Bronze Night.

A story about love and humanity, which director Jüri Muttika connects with the events of Bronze Age, which shocked Estonian society. A talented script and character actors make the story engaging, raising humanity above politics.
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