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Hero of the Future

Original title: Tuleviku kangelane

2022 | Documentary | Director: Ivar Heinmaa

Match fixing and corruption are dragging down Rwandan football club – will young Estonian coach save them?

A young Estonian football coach takes a dive into the unknown. Up until that day Jaanus Reitel had been coaching children, but now takes up an unexpected offer and travels to Rwanda, Africa. His task is to save a first division team from falling out of competition. Completely unfamiliar culture, regular match fixings and raging corona virus make a though goal even harder to reach. Is it possible to stay afloat in these circumstances? Turns out it's not as corruption becomes the last drop in his glass. Jaanus returns to homeland after years abroad and starts working for a top ...
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Trade School Heroes

Original title (in Estonian): "Noor meister"

2019 | Students film, TV Show | Director: Kristo Veinberg

"Trade School Heroes" is a game show where best Estonian trade school students compete in their field of study.

"Trade School Heroes" is a game show where best Estonian trade school students compete in their field of study.
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The Fencer

Original title: Miekkailija

2015 | Feature film, Full length feature | Director: Klaus Härö

Klaus Härö’s The Fencer is a touching drama about a man who finds meaning in his life through the children who need him. The Finnish entry for the Oscars 2016, Best Foreign Language Film.

In 1952 a young fencing champion Endel arrives in a small town Haapsalu to work as a physical training teacher. In spite of the opposition of the principal of the school, Endel manages to get a permit to teach fencing for children. Slowly it becomes a therapy for the children as well as the teacher himself – a way to deal with everyday grim. The defeated principal is holding a grudge and starts to investigate, why did the champion of the Soviet Union really come to a small town. “The Fencer” is partly based on true life events of an Estonian sportsman ...
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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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Women's Gymnastics Competition KOOP CUP in Toronto 1/2

Original title: Naisvõimlejad Kanadas Torontos võistlemas 1/2

1993 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Opening march of Koop CUP gymnastics competition in Tait MacKenzie Center of York University, Toronto, Canada.

In honour of Evelyn Koop, the "godmother" of Canadian gymnastics, the competition has been called Koop Cup. Evelyn Koop was born in Estonia. The following Koop Cup gymnastics competitions take place in June 19-20, 1993 in Tait McKenzie Centre at York University in Toronto. View of the flags of participating countries. The opening ceremony of the competition begins with the march of participants from 13 countries: Belgium, Great Britain, Bulgaria, Finland, Germany, Hungary, Japan, Poland, Russia, Ukraine, USA, Venezuela and Canada as the organizing country. There are gymnasts from club "Kalev" among the Canadian competitors. The referees and honorary guests ...
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Tiksuv vaikus

1987 | Documentary, Observation | Director: Raul Rebane
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Olümpiatuli Tallinnas

1981 | Documentary | Director: Mati-Jüri Põldre
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