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Original title (in Estonian): "Kodutee"

2017 | Students film, Short | Director: Tõnis Pill

New movie “Kodutee” by Tõnis Pill tells a story of grief and dealing with it.

Interview with Arvo Kukumägi

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Arvo Kukumägi"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Anna-Maria Jams

In filmstudents Anna-Maria Jams’s practicing documental interview is film actor Arvo Kukumägi talking about his studies as an actor and director. He is talking about his opinion on nowadays film and working as an actor.

Interview with Hans Roosipuu

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Hans Roosipuuga"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Ingvar Toomas Heamägi

Interview with Olev Remsu

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Olev Remsuga"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Kaspar Erik Lind

Film student Kaspar Erik Lind’s interview with writer and filmmaker Olev Remsu

Interview with Peeter Simm

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Peeter Simmiga"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Janeli Pelska

Film student Janeli Pelska’s documentary gives a little glimpse into the life and creative work of Peeter Simm, Estonian film director.

Interview with Vallo Kepp

Original title (in Estonian): "Intervjuu Vallo Kepiga"

2017 | Students film, Exercises (factual/documentary) | Director: Dora Lall

Juhuslik nimetaja

2017 | Feature film, Full length feature, Other categories, Performance | Director: Mart Sander

Kadunud aegade elustaja Fredy Tomps

2017 | Documentary | Director:

Kerro 40

2017 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Aljona Suržikova

Story about family club Kerro in the countryside in middle of Estonia.

No Stone Unturned

2017 | Students film, Short | Director: Cheng Han Lin, Haendel Gabriel Solis

Architecture film by ChengHan Lin and Haendel Gabriel Guerrero Solis. Taking the idea of a church like a place where people go to look for something as a metaphor, 'No stone unturned' portrays through the architecture of the place a journey in quest for something as well.