The Estonian Film Week starts today with the screening of Päevad, mis ajasid segadusse (Embarassing days) in Művész Mozi, Budapest.
The film shows the everyday life of the ‘90s Estonia including illegal logging, neon-coloured tracksuits, and village rallies. Triin Ruumet, the director will also be present at the screening.
In the focus of Vallo Toomla’s Teesklejad (Pretenders) there is a couple who struggles to save their relationship in their friends’ mansion when two strangers show up to ask for shelter from the storm…
Anu Aun’s Polaarpoiss (Poles) captures the beauty of the Estonian capital while examining the relationship of psychiatric disorder and normality through the stories of its young protagonists.
Toomas Hussar’s Luuraja ja luuletaja (The Spy and the Poet) is an absurd spy story in which the filmdirector’s satiric sense of humour dominates.
A collection of the famous Ülo Pikkov’s animation movies will also be screened during the Film Week. The filmviewers can meet the director on 16 March in BABtér, while on 18 March in Művész mozi.
