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Rauaniit

2020 | Documentary | Director: Maria Aua

To create a new, you have to give up the old. As a result of the dust, physical and dirty work of construction workers the building of the former textile factory Rauaniit gives birth to a modern Art Academy.

To create a new, you have to give up the old. As a result of the dust, physical and dirty work of construction workers the building of the former textile factory Rauaniit gives birth to a modern Art Academy. An observational documentary by Maria Aua is about the reconstruction of the former textile factory into the Academy of Arts. The process of transformation is the result of the selfless and hard physical work of the builders. A glamorous opening party takes place in the newly completed modern house, the rooms are filled with new kind of people, there are no builders ...
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Immortal

Original title in Estonian: Surematu

2019 | Documentary | Director: Ksenia Ohhapkina

Born to march to the rhythms of the power, they follow the promise of immortality. The film looks at the making of a Russian citizen from a fresh angle.

The film, set in a Far-North industrial town in Russia, reveals the mechanism that entices human beings to voluntarily become a resource to be used by the state. Can a person ever be free in a society, where intricate and obscure structures take control of their mind-set from an early age? The film looks at the making of a Russian citizen from a fresh angle. The director’s subtle but demanding look reveals “the system” at work in the most benign-looking situations, in any moment of the everyday. What happens to people’s free will and self-determination in such conditions?
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From eternity's point of view

Original title: Igaviku seisukohalt

2002 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Igor Ruus, Heli Speek

Portrait documentary about cameraman Semyon Shkolnikov and the Soviet era that he filmed.

Semyon Shkolnikov (b. 1918), cameraman of film chronicles and documentaries, started his career in the field of filmmaking as a war front cameraman. In 1948 he started to work for Tallinn Kinostuudio (later known as Tallinnfilm), Estonia. He was a member of crew working with 377 cinema newsreels "Soviet Estonia"; as a director he has completed 60 documentaries. Semjon Školnikovi meenutuste vahele on pikitud rohkelt arhiivikaadreid, mis annavad pildi operaatorist endast kui ka nõukogude ajastust, mida ta filmis.
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Expatriate Estonians in Australia, Film No. 5. Part 2

Title in Estonian: Austraalia eestlased 5. film, II jagu

1995-1996 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director: Lembit Blauhut

Estonian community in Thirlmere, Australia. Their everyday life and historical events.

Visiting Hulda Kuusik, a former gymnast at Ernst Idla gymnastics group, who lives in Thirlmere. Tiiu Salasoo asks the old lady to recall the times when she was a gymnast at the elite gymnastics group led by Ernst Idla. Hulda Kuusik talks about successful performances and innovative performance costumes that attracted plenty of attention. Her opionion is that the book "Ernst Idla - võlur Tallinnast" ("Ernst Idla - a Wizard from Tallinn", published in Estonian in 1991) is misleading in details. If only someone would express interest towards the facts, Hulda Kuusik were immediately ready to comment on the theme. ...
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KOOP CUP 1995. Gymnastics Competition in Toronto, 10/10

Original title: KOOP CUP 1995. Iluvõimlemise võistlus Torontos 10/10

1995 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The final marching of the competition. Gratitude is given to Evelyn Koop. The cup as the main prize of the competition.

Gymnastics club "Kalev Estienne" as the organizer of the championships has completed the task well. Presents are given to the gymnasts in the hall. Chairman of the Canadian Gymnastics Federation declares the ending of the championships and thanks Evelyn Koop, the honorary chairwoman of the organizing committee, while giving her flowers. Participating teams from various countries leave the sports hall. The championship cup. Evelyn Koop with the cup.
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KOOP CUP 1995. Gymnastics Competition in Toronto, 2/10

Original title: KOOP CUP 1995. Iluvõimlemise võistlus Torontos 2/10

1995 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The Koop Cup gymnastics competition takes place for the third time in Canada. Performances with hoops and jump ropes.

Gymnastics performances where competitors use both jump ropes and hoops. High standard is performed by Russian gymnasts whose top quality is admirable in almost every act. Russian Olga Mikhalskaya's performance with the jump rope brings about a strong applause. Loop performance held by a young Mexican gymnast. Czech gymnast Lenka Oulehlová's strong performance with the jump rope. Hungarian gymnast with the hoop. Again gymnast from Russia - Yana Batyshina - gives an excellent performance with the jump rope that will guarantee her a gold medal. Gymnasts from Czech Republic and USA continue with their performances. German gymnast Nicole Gerdes completes ...
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KOOP CUP 1995. Gymnastics Competition in Toronto, 3/10

Original title: KOOP CUP 1995. Iluvõimlemise võistlus Torontos 3/10

1995 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The Koop Cup gymnastics competition takes place for the third time in Canada. Performances with balls and Indian clubs.

Competition performances with balls and Indian clubs. Russian gymnast Olga Mikhalskaya performs with the ball and receives the gold medal. Hungarian competitor with Indian clubs, Belgian Cindy Stollenberg with the ball, Czech gymnast with Indian clubs. Lenka Oulehlová's strong performance with the ball. Performance with Indian clubs by a young Mexican gymnast. Jenny McGuire from UK performs with the ball and will share the second-third place with Czech gymnast Lenka Oulehlová. Gymnasts from USA and Japan continue with their performances. The last performer is Canadian gymnast Julie Lombara with Indian clubs and wins the bronze medal.
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KOOP CUP 1995. Gymnastics Competition in Toronto, 4/10

KOOP CUP 1995. Iluvõimlemise võistlus Torontos, 4/10

1995 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The Koop Cup gymnastics competition takes place for the third time in Canada. Performances with balls and Indian clubs.

German gymnast Laura Martin performs her act with Indian clubs and wins the silver medal. Japanese gymnast performs with the ball. Emily Livingstone from Canada performs with Indian clubs and reaches the fourth place. German gymnast Nicole Gerdes performs with the ball and wins the fourth place. Russian gymnast Yekaterina Lebedeva wins the gold medal with her Indian clubs performance.
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KOOP CUP 1995. Gymnastics Competition in Toronto, 5/10

Original title: KOOP CUP 1995. Iluvõimlemise võistlus Torontos 5/10

1995 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The Koop Cup gymnastics competition takes place for the third time in Canada. Performances with Indian clubs and ribbon.

Competition performances with Indian clubs and ribbon. Gymnast Jenny McGuire from Great Britain performs with Indian clubs and wins the bronze medal. Hungarian competitor with the ribbon performance, Japanese gymnasts with Indian clubs and ribbon. The next competitor is Russian gymnast Olga Mikhalskaya whose performance with Indian clubs will be awarded the gold medal, as her performances with the ribbon and the ball. Canadian gymnast Janice Chan performs with the ribbon. Belgian athlete Cindy Stollenberg gives her competition act with Indian clubs.
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KOOP CUP 1995. Gymnastics Competition in Toronto, 7/10

Original title: KOOP CUP 1995. Iluvõimlemise võistlus Torontos 7/10

1995 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The Koop Cup gymnastics competition takes place for the third time in Canada. Performances with the ribbon and the jump rope.

The Koop Cup gymnastics competition takes place for the third time in Canada. The name of the cup refers to Evelin Koop, the "godmother" of Canadian gymnastics, gymnast and coach of Estonian origin. Gymnasts' performances. Yekaterina Lebedeva from Russia performs with the ribbon that turns out to be the best performance in youth class. Japanese gymnast performs a shorter act mostly in front of the referees' desk. Young Mexican competitor with the jump rope, gymnast from New Zealand with the ribbon, Hungarian gymnast with the jump rope again. Another Japanese gymnast giving a performance with the ribbon. German gymnast Laura ...
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