The moment a Song Celebration conductor kisses their baton means a tribute to the soul of a nation; the Tallinn-based Italian expat, Milena Spigaglia shares […]
A national identity performed: the Estonian Song Celebration Read More
Can the film submitted by Estonia to the Oscar competition suggest that fatherhood and citizenship share the same spiritual foundation? Estonia has submitted Liina Triškina-Vanhatalo’s
Review: “Võta või jäta” – if being a good father means being a good citizen Read More
Six Estonian female film directors share their intimate experiences and show us that facing pain is an act of freedom. Is it a coincidence that
Review: “Juured”, an Estonian documentary about women who are not ashamed of their wounds Read More
The Tallinn-based Italian expat, Milena Spigaglia, shares her thoughts on the new Estonian movie about the Stalinist tyranny, “Seltsimees Laps” (“The Little Comrade”). When I
“Seltsimees Laps” – not only a movie about Stalinist tyranny, but also on Estonian modesty Read More
Based on her experience at the Estonian centennial parade, the Tallinn-based Italian expat, Milena Spigaglia, cites Estonia’s perceived lack of distance between its leaders and the people as
The Estonian centennial parade: Thoughts by an Italian Read More
Tallinn-based Italian writer Milena Spigaglia has written an open letter to Estonians in response to argument about poor customer service in the country.
Estonians, embrace being Estonians – Milena Spigaglia Read More
