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Forgive us Andrey

Title in Estonian: Andesta Andrei

1990 | Documentary | Director: Raivo Suviste

Portrait documentary directed by Raivo Suviste about academician Andrey Sakharov, Nobel Prize laureate.

Andrey Sakharov (May 21, 1921–December 14, 1989) was Russian nuclear physicist, social activist and dissident. Since 1948, he participated in developing of thermonuclear weapons. In late 1950s, Sakharov started to worry about the consequences of his achievements and tried to avoid arms race while writing letters to the Soviet authorities. He was arrested in 1980 due to his protest against the Afghan War and he was sent to house arrest in Gorsky where he lived under the surveillance of Militia until 1986 when Mikhail Gorbachev let him free. Andrey Sakharov gives an interview in this documentary nineteen days before his ...
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Helga Nõu Visiting Vilja Lõhmus in 1990

Title in Estonian: Helga Nõu külas Vilja Lõhmusel 1990

1990 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Helga Nõu visiting her childhood friend Vilja Lõhmus in Pärnu on June 26, 1990.

Helga Nõu visiting her childhood friend Vilja Lõhmus in Pärnu on June 26, 1990. They recall their former friends and schoolmates.
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Helga's Home in Jalaka Street in Pärnu on June 25, 1990

Title in Estonian: Helga kodu Pärnus Jalaka tänaval 25.06.1990

1990 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Helga Nõu in Pärnu on June 25, 1990. Views of Pärnu and her house in Jalaka Street. Conversation with the resident Raivo Kesklaas.

Helga Nõu in Pärnu on June 25, 1990. Views of Pärnu. Laine and Helga Nõu near the monument by the building of Theatre Endla. Helga's childhood home in Jalaka Street. Conversation with resident Raivo Kesklaas. Group photograph.
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In Pärnu - Open Market and Schoolhouse on Karja Street on June 26, 1990

Title in Estonian: Pärnus, avaturg ja Karja tänava koolimaja 26.06.1990

1990 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Helga Nõu in Pärnu on June 26, 1990. Port of Pärnu, flower sellers by the street, an open market, district of wooden buildings, the building of medical clinic, former schoolhouse in Karja Street.

Helga Nõu in Pärnu on June 26, 1990. Port of Pärnu, flower sellers by the street, an open market, district of wooden buildings, the building of medical clinic, former schoolhouse in Karja Street.
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In Pärnu: Vallikäär, Parks, Beach on June 28, 1990

Title in Estonian: Pärnus: Vallikäär, pargid, rand 28.06.1990

1990 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Helga Nõu and Anne Kurepalu are walking in Pärnu on June 28, 1990 – Park of Pärnu Moat, Tallinn Gate, Ammende Villa, beach park and the resort hall, the beach.

Helga Nõu and Anne Kurepalu are walking in Pärnu on June 28, 1990. Old wooden houses and Tallinn Gate from two sides. Park of Pärnu Moat, ponds and the wooden stage. The outer and inner views and garden of Ammende Villa, located in the beach area in Pärnu. Long park trails of the beach park, the resort hall with a fountain, interior of the building, memorial board for Raimond Valgre. Pärnu beach.
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Pärnu Beach House and Beach Hotel, Jannsen House on June 25, 1990

Title in Estonian: Pärnu rannahoone ja rannahotell, Jannseni maja 25.06.1990

1990 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Helga, Laine and Enn Nõu in Pärnu on June 25, 1990. Views of Pärnu, the beach and the beach house, beach hotel and Lydia Koidula Museum.

Helga, Laine and Enn Nõu in Pärnu on June 25, 1990. Views of Pärnu. Walking around with Ivo Anderson and Anne Kurepalu, residents of Pärnu, in local parks and streets. Beach park and Pärnu beach house, views of the sea. Beach hotel, clinic for tuberculosis prevention, schoolhouse in Ülejõe or Lydia Koidula Museum.
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Siberia has also been my homeland

Title in Estonian: Ka Siber on olnud mu kodumaa

1990 | Documentary | Director: Märt Müür

Documentary directed by Märt Müür about his family, deportation and meetings with people with similar destinies.

The author of the documentary is mainly recalling his personal experience, events, emotions and memories. Together with the film's author there are also his close relatives and people with similar destiny met during the times in Siberia. People recollect various events in a foreign country outside Matsimärdi farm. While being based on today's beliefs, Märt Müür attempts to form a collective portrait of thousands of people with tragic destinies, once deported from Estonia to Siberia.
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Tallinna Masinaehitustehas

1990 | Documentary, Other categories, Commissioned | Director: Vitali Gorbunov
About Johannes Hint

Title in Estonian: Johannes Hindist

1989 | Documentary, Problem oriented | Director: Andres Sööt

Documentary directed by Andres Sööt about doctor of technology Johannes Hint, his scientific research, his "guilt" and posthumous rehabilitation.

Johannes Hint (September 20, 1914 – September 5, 1985) was an Estonian scientist of technology, doctor of technical sciences, writer Aadu Hint's brother. He is the author behind more than 200 scientific publications, 62 inventions, 28 patents. His inventions are still used today in Germany, Austria, USA, Japan and Russia. And yet, Johannes Hint died in Patarei prison in Tallinn at the age of 70. In November 1981, Johannes Hint was arrested because of false accusations. During the political process he was found guilty for several professional abuse of office and punished with 15 years of imprisonment. His state awards, ...
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Estonians visiting Eva Lille in Helsinki

Title in Estonian: Eestlased Helsingis Eva Lille juures

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Tiiu Kokla, Toivo Kuldsepp, Tõnu Kaljuste, Helga and Enn Nõu and Juuli Lille gather at estophile Eva Lille's place in Helsinki on April 2, 1989.

Tiiu Kokla, Toivo Kuldsepp, Tõnu Kaljuste, Helga and Enn Nõu, Juuli Lille and others gather at estophile Eva Lille's place in Helsinki on April 2, 1989. Everyone feels sincere happiness about the meeting. Eva Lille shows the political poster "We thank Stalin the Great for the happy childhood!" that was brought by Eha Komissarov.
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