Film Title:	Keywords:
Film Category:	Locations / Objects:
Genre:	Events:
Year of Production:	Institutions in film:
Producers:	People in film:
Actors:	Decades:
Filmmakers:		Close

Search results

Advanced search (58)

The Last Relic

2023 | Documentary | Director: Marianna Kaat

Filmed over four years in the provincial city of Yekaterinburg, The Last Relic is a stark cinematic portrait of the absurdity of life in Russia where the majority dreams of restoring imperial glory and a handful of opposition activists desperately resists Putin’s relentless march towards a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.

A spirited 20-year-old Left Block activist tries to find common ground among Russia’s political activists and opposition groups, hoping to bring positive changes to society. Filmed over four years in the provincial city of Yekaterinburg, The Last Relic is a stark cinematic portrait of the absurdity of life in Russia where the majority dreams of restoring imperial glory and a handful of open-minded people desperately resists Putin’s relentless march towards a full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
Hide synopsis Open synopsis
Hunter

Original title: Kütt

2018 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Kaupo Kruusiauk
Construction Artist Toomas Rein

Original title: Ehituskunstnik Toomas Rein

2010 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Peeter Brambat

Documentary by Peeter Brambat about architect Toomas Rein.

Documentary introduces Toomas Rein, a unique and creatively uncompromising construction artist. For several decades, Rein has been one of the most influential persons in Estonian architecture, one of the top architects. Among his life's work (including about 120 buildings and projects), the objects that Toomas Rein designed when working under EKE Projekt in 1967-1986 emerge the most - it was the era when innovative heads of collective farms commissioned modern office buildings from architects. Toomas Rein has been an active architect also at the beginning of 21st century. Documentary follows the construction of a grand project in Laulasmaa - the ...
Hide synopsis Open synopsis
No Finish Line

Original title: Ultra Vennikased

2009 | Documentary, Observation | Director: Kullar Viimne
KOOP CUP 1995. Gymnastics Competition in Toronto, 9/10

KOOP CUP 1995. Iluvõimlemise võistlus Torontos 9/10

1995 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Awarding ceremony, medals to the winners, close-up of Evelyn Koop.

Evelyn Koop observing the awarding ceremony. All competitors from twelve participant countries are marching to the sports hall: Canada, Belgium, Germany, Great Britain, Russia, Czech Republic, Hungary, Finland, New Zealand, Mexico, Japan, United States of America. First the awards are given to the general winners of the youth class - Ekaterina Lebedeva (gold), Laura Martin (silver), Julie Lombara (bronze). Also, the next five best competitors are called to the podium. The Russian national anthem is being played. The three medalists of seniors' class - Janina Batyrshina (gold), Amina Zaripova (silver), Olga Mikhalskaya (bronze). The next best athletes: Nicole Gerdes, Katri ...
Hide synopsis Open synopsis
A Game to Vanya

Original title: Geim Vanjale

1991 | Documentary, Portrait | Director: Elo Tust

Portrait documentary about volleyball coach Ivan Dratshov who can be undoubtedly called the Father of Estonian volleyball.

Russian soldier Ivan Dratshov came to Estonia on a military ship during the World War Two and stayed to live here. He turned out to be a important person in the development of Estonian sports. Dratshov founded Estonian school of volleyball and led the male volleball team to the victory - they became the champions of the Soviet Union in 1968. The documentary shows archival materials about the history of Estonian male and female volleyball sports. Former players share their memories about Ivan Dratshov (1921-1989), his life's work and complicated destiny.
Hide synopsis Open synopsis
Kalevi korvpallimeeskond - NSV Liidu meister

1991 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Heli Speek
- Stream
- Stream
Trei in Track and Field

Original title: 89-aastane kergejõustiku meistersportlane Karl Trei

1989 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

Karl Trei, member of Canadian masters athletics club, tells about his principles related to his sports practice and aims at setting a new world record in high jump.

89-year-old Karl Trei is a member of Canadian masters athletics club. The veteran athlete gives an interview in a sports hall, explaining his principles of training. Practising sports later in life provides healthy body and mind. Karl Trei is running and stretching. The reporter interviews younger men and wants to know what they think about the elderly athlete. Karl Trei raises the bar to 1.06 and tries to set the world record in indoor high jump in his age group. In 1999, he brings home seven gold medals from the world championships in masters athletics in London.
Hide synopsis Open synopsis
IX Savvini mälestusturniir võrkpallis

1987 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1940 II half-1991 | Director: Gennadi Meleško
ESTO - 1984. Esto Visioon, Song Celebration

Title in Estonian: ESTO - 1984. Esto Visioon, laulupidu

1984 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

The closing event of 4th International Estonian Days held in Toronto in July 8-15, 1984 is the celebration of light "Esto Visioon" and song celebration.

4th ESTO Days take place in Toronto in July 8-15. On July 13, a celebration of light "Esto Visioon" is held where singers, folk dancers and gymnasts perform. The celebration takes place in the largest sports hall in Toronto - Maple Leaf Gardens. Participants' groups are lined up in the hall. The performance begins with the chanting by Elna Libe and Andres Raudsepp, a choir of Estonian singers performs. Folk dancers present a collection of folk dances, staged by Härnald Toomsalu and accompanied by an ensemble of folk instruments as well as the choir of Estonian National Theatre. Performance of ...
Hide synopsis Open synopsis