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Interview with Elo Tust

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Elo Tustiga"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Johanna Maria Vilgats

Memories of director Elo Tust about studying in film school and making movies in general.

Interview with Elo Tust, where the director shares her experiences about studying in The Gerasimov Institute of Cinematography and making movies in general.
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Interview with Tiina Lokk

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Tiina Lokiga"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Romek Liik

An overview of Tiina Lokk’s time in the local film industry.

An interview with Tiina Lokk, which covers her times studying in Moscow, her tenure in Tallinnfilm, as well as the birth of Pöff film festival.
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Interview with Veiko Õunpuu

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Veiko Õunpuuga"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Mirjam Johanna Korsten

Veiko Õunpuu talks about how he came to making movies and how he makes them.
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Love?

2017 | Students film, Short | Director: Anil Kapur

Anil Kapuri's psychological drama of jealousy and emotional instability.

Tom’s life gets unbalanced, when he suspects that his girlfriend is having an affair. As he starts to investigate the matter, he gets in touch with his own darkness and realizes he is the problem itself.
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Nowness

Original title (in Estonian): "Olevik"

2017 | Students film, Short | Director: Kristiina Tang

,,Nowness’’ tells the reminiscent story of a grandfather and understanding grief and death.

Shown through a poetic lens, the film tells the story of a woman’s final farewell with her grandfather. She is grieving and her memories unfold in front of her eyes as she takes her regular “journey” to the well. The magpies evoke the memories connected with her grandfather.
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Peeter Simm. About various things

Original title (in Russian): "Пеэтер Симм. О разном"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Viktor Marvin
Present

Original title in Estonian: "Kingitus"

2017 | Students film, Short | Director: Feliks Mangus

A story about an old couple’s life, love and the battle for power.

When 65-year old Enno finds a pen in front of his house, he’s not aware that it will have the power to change his life. A story about an old couple’s life, love and the battle for power.
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Recover connection

Original title (in Estonian): "Taasta side"

2017 | Students film, Short | Director: Tõnis Pill

This short movie by Tõnis Pill tells a story of a father and a son and of their complex relationship.

A young cop named Siim inflitrates into the criminal world to catch the main bad guy. During the operation Siim discovers that his own father is one of the bad guys. The operation takes a turn as father and son reconnect and old wounds are torn open.
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Senses

Original title:"Manu manu mani’’

2017 | Students film, Documentary | Director: Eliza Jordane

Three independent stories collide in a film, exploring different perspectives of what senses mean, if one of them is lost.

"Manu manu mani’’ is set out to tickle spectator’s senses and tackle the concept of it. Formed as an anthology film, it ties together three stylistically different stories under a premise of human senses, without directly addressing it.
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Tanel Padar "Wish You Well"

Original title (in Estonian): "Tanel Padar "Soovin head"

2017 | Students film, Music video | Director: Laura Lisete Roosaar

Music video for Tanel Padar’s single “Soovin head” (“Wish you well”) from his EP “Parem veelgi” (2017).

The story follows a lover’s quarrel in a back- ward motion, rewinding a violent fight into the point of rupture.
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