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Miliza

1992 | Documentary | Director: Õie Orav
Mulroney at ESTO

Title in Estonian: Intervjuu Kanada peaministri Brian Mulroney’ga

1992 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney gives an interview at the event dedicated to the disabled in Toronto.

Festive event in Toronto where the main subject is involvement of partially disabled people in social life. Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney takes part in the event who besides receiving birthday wishes (on March 20) speaks in English and French with the people at the event, including those in wheelchairs. Mulroney gives an interview where he stresses that disabled people must have the possibility to make their decisions themselves, while the govemnment's role is to support them financially. The private sector, trade unions and universities have the key role here - they have help with workplaces and suitable constructional solutions. ...
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Purjeregatt

1992 | Newsreels, Newsreels beyond 1992 | Director: Leo Ilves
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Rooside ettevalmistamine talveks

1992 | Advertising, Promotion | Director:
Rootsi kuningapaari visiit Eestisse

1992 | Newsreels, Newsreels beyond 1992 | Director:
Sünnitusmaja

1992 | Newsreels, Newsreels beyond 1992 | Director: Elo Tust
Taasleitud kivi

1992 | Newsreels, Newsreels beyond 1992 | Director: Vladimir Artjomenko
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The Swamp Train

Title in Estonian: Rabarong

1992 | Documentary, Problem oriented | Director: Peeter Tooming

Documentary directed by Peeter Tooming about the situation and perspectives of Estonian peat industry in early 1990s.

Toomas Koldre, the production manager of Oru peat industry, rides the railway trolley along the peat fields and expresses his views about the current situation and future prospects of Estonian peat industry. He has worked in the peat fields for twenty years and now he is concerned about the present situation – how the peat industry will survive in the conditions of new market economy in the Republic of Estonia in 1992.
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Three Baltic Love Stories: Mattias and Ann. Estonian Spring 1991

Original title: Balti armastuslood: Mattias ja Ann. Eesti kevad 1991

1992 | Feature film, Short | Director: Peeter Urbla

Three seasons, three love stories from Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania during the era of great changes in 1991 when the Baltic states freed themselves from the yoke of Soviet Union and regained independence.

The Estonian love story takes place in spring when people were dreaming and singing about freedom and took down the monuments of Lenin, but there were still Russian fighter airplanes flying in the sky. A young Estonian dissident is released from prison and returns to his hometown Tartu. When he arrives at home, the man finds out that life has changed and his loved one has found a new man.
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Baltics Contemporary Art Exhibition in Toronto 1/2

Original title: Balti nüüdiskunsti näitus Torontos 1/2

1992 | Amateur films, Newsreel, Other categories, Film footage | Director:

The first part of the exhibition introducing contemporary art in the Baltic States, held in John B. Aird gallery, Toronto. Close-up of Norton Dodge, art collector in the United States of America.

Art collector Norton Dodge in USA is talking (simultaneous translation) about his art collection at the art exhibition "Baltics Art During the Brezhnev Era" (1992) in Toronto. He was particularly interested in the contemporary unofficial art in the Soviet Union which he had started to collect already a few decades ago. Norton Dodge introduces the background information of the exhibition and talks about his professional career. Details of the artwork presented at the exhibition. The interviewer announces that Mr. Dodge will donate his art collection to Rutgers University in New Jersey. The filmed material has been documented for a CBC ...
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