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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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Afghanistan Project

Original title: Afganistani projekt

2015 | Documentary, Observation | Director: Vahur Laiapea

Vahur Laiapea has recorded Estonians' projects in Afghan and the local life.

The project of Afghan war has ended for Estonia; however, several civil missions in the field of education and training are still going on. The documentary follows the last days of three Estonian servicemen left in Afghan in Camp Bastion; the efforts of the people from Tallinn University to train the master's and doctoral students of information technology at Kabul University; the meeting between Pille Alaver, the Human Rights Adviser, and mistreated Afghan women in Kabul police station; and training midwives in the village of Dare Souf. The film forms a mosaic out of various fragments of the life in ...
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Protocol

Title in Estonian: Protokoll

1996 | Documentary | Director: Valentin Kuik

Young flutist Irina has plenty of both personal and state rituals to complete during her busy day.

Everyone has numerous simple and complicated rituals and protocol rules - both personal and national ones – in their lives. The documentary blends the rituals – personal ones become the state rituals and the other way round so that the viewers perhaps will have a reason to contemplate on their lives. The heroine of the documentary, young flutist Irina, has plenty of personal and state rituals to complete during her busy day.
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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 ...
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Baltic Freedom 1991 Celebration at Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto

Title in Estonian: Balti riikide vabanemise tähistamine Torontos

1991 | Amateur films, Newsreel, Other categories, Film footage | Director:

Celebration of "Baltic Freedom´91" at Nathan Phillips Square, Torontos. The Baltic people in Canada are celebrating the restoration of the Baltic States.

Hundreds of expatriate Baltic people have gathered under the national flags to Nathan Phillips Square in Toronto on the evening of November 1st. People in high spirits are celebrating the restoration of the independence in three Baltic States - Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Art Eggleton, mayor of Toronto, holds an opening speech after which a memorial tablet "Freedom Arches" is being inaugurated. The tablet has been applied to a post taken from the Berlin Wall and has texts in English and French on it. There are representatives of the expatriate Baltic youth lining up at the square, dressed in national ...
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ESTO - 1984. Opening and Procession

Title in Estonian: ESTO - 1984. Avamine, rongkäik

1984 | Amateur films, Newsreel | Director:

4th International Estonian Days take place in Canada on July 8-15, 1984.

4th International Estonian Days take place in Canada on July 8-15, 1984. The opening of the event at Ontario Place that is decorated with the national colours of Estonia on July 8th. Ontario Place is an artificial island built on Lake Ontario. Orchestra of the Estonian National Opera performs at the opening ceremony, conducted by Uno Kook. Estonian and Canadian national flags are carried to the arena, Canadian anthem is being played. The opening speech of the celebrations of ESTO 84 is held by Toomas Metsala, chairman of the General Committee of ESTO. Estonian national anthem is being sung. The ...
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Tuletõrje korpuse päev Tallinnas

1937 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1912-1940 I half | Director:
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President Konstantin Päts's speech on the issues of disarmament

Origina title: Riigivanem Konstantin Pätsi pöördumine desarmeerimise küsimustes

1933-1936 | Newsreels, Newsreel 1912-1940 I half | Director:

Konstantin Päts, the President of the first Republic of Estonia, holds a speech in Latin in order to greet the international disarmament congress in 1931.

Konstantin Päts, the President of the first Republic of Estonia, holds a speech in Latin for greeting the international conference of disarmament that took place in Geneva in 1932. The film begins with the English commentary saying that Päts wants to express a few thoughts about disarmament, after having inspected the defence army. The column of cadets of the military school's honorary company lines up in front of Kadriorg Palace, the soldiers wearing winter uniforms. While accompanied by the Estonian national anthem President Päts walks in front of the soldiers together with three other officers of higher rank. President's speech ...
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