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Trivimi Velliste press conference (2)

Title in Estonian: Trivimi Velliste pressikonverents (2)

1988 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Press conference held by Trivimi Velliste in september 1988 in Toronto. This video is the second part of the press conference.

The colour video recorded by Edgar Väär depicts the press conference held by Trivimi Velliste in autumn 1988 in Canada. The press conference continues where Trivimi Velliste speaks about Members of Parliament and proposals for electing them, about transfer of power in the ECP, restoration of monuments, commemoration of memory of Jakob Hurt, necessity of collecting memoirs and general risks and future fears, etc. The press conference is held in English.
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Trivimi Velliste press conference (3)

Title in Estonian: Trivimi Velliste pressikonverents (3)

1988 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Press conference held by Trivimi Velliste in autumn 1988 in Canada. This video is the third part of the press conference.

Press conference held by Trivimi Velliste in autumn 1988 in Canada. This video is the third part of the press conference where Trivimi Velliste tells about his childhood and fears of the older generation, conquering it and about his trip to Canada. At the end of the video there are shots of the event "Estonian Song" that was held in September 1988 at the Song Festival Ground. The interview is held in English.
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Trivimi Vellisteʹs Press Conference (1)

Title in Estonian: Trivimi Velliste pressikonverents (1)

1988 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Press conference held by Trivimi Velliste in autumn 1988 in Canada. This video is the first part of the press conference.

Video in colour recorded by Edgar Väär that depicts the press conference held by Trivimi Velliste in autumn 1988 in Canada. After the short inroduction by Eda Sepp, Trivimi Velliste introduces a short overview about the events that had taken place in 1988, including the September plenum of the CC of the ECP; he also tells about the "Estonian Song" that was conducted at the Song Festival Ground, about the issue of citizenship, immigration, endangered Estonian language and culture, principles of granting the citizenship to the citizens of the Republic of Estonia and their descendants, about the ongoing stormy changes. He ...
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Demonstratsioon

1987 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Mihhail Dorovatovski
Uus sadam

1987 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Toivo Kusmin
Valikuvõimalus

1987 | Documentary | Director: Mart Siimann, Enn Hansberg
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Why do the stars fall

Original title: Miks kukuvad tähed

1987 | Documentary, Problem oriented | Director: Märt Müür

Documentary on problematic issues directed by Märt Müür whose film tells a story about diligent and successful heads of collective farm and how the Soviet system has unjustly harassed them, found them guilty and punished them.

The sincere documentary about the heads of collective farms in Soviet Estonia who have worked hard without being afraid of risk and responsibility. However, due to the pressure by the Communist Party, its authorities envy and out-dated legislation they had to pay for it with their positions, health and often with their lives. Vello Tire, head of Viiratsi pig farm, died at the age of 51; Tomas Sooaluste, the head of Gagarin Sovkhoz Tech School, died at the age of 43; Georg Suurmets, the head of Energia collective farm, became disabled. The author of the documentary, Märt Müür, discusses the ...
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Edu saladus

1986 | Documentary | Director: Kristjan Svirgsden
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Eesti Kinoliidu VI kongress

1986 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Peeter Tooming
Filmifestival

1986 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Peeter Tooming