Estonian culture in the world.
EstDocs is an annual not-for-profit Estonian documentary film festival and competition held in Toronto, Canada, that presents stories from Estonia. Its mission is to provide
Estonian documentary film festival EstDocs returns to Toronto (video) Read More
Peko, oh Pekokõnõ, hoia sa mee vil’akõist, kaitse mee kar’akõist, varja mee majja, elämist! Peko, oh Pekokõnõ, Saada sa suvvi, päästa päivi, Ekä (iga) loodu
Peko in Pop Culture: graphic artist Kristjan Ait re-creates the ancient Estonian God Peko Read More
Estonian animated cartoon “Lotte and the Moonstone Secret”, directed by Heiki Ernits and Janno Poldma, has won two prizes at a children’s and youth film
A mission to translate the work of Estonia’s most influential poet into English is underway. While Estonia has recently become internationally better known for its
A mission to translate Marie Under – Estonia’s most influential poet – into English Read More
Lisa and Kristen Dobbin, Estonian Canadian sisters from Toronto, relocated to Tartu to discover Estonian culture and become a little more like their grandmother; this
Lessons in Estonian culture for beginners: hot steam, cold water and the naked truth Read More
24 Preludes for a Fugue is an authorised documentary about Arvo Pärt. A portrait made of precious moments recorded during three prolific years of the composer’s
Arvo Pärt: 24 Preludes for a Fugue (full documentary) Read More
Frankie Animal are an exciting new band based in Tallinn, demonstrating their love of folk alongside some funked-up rock. They are causing quite a stir
Frankie Animal – old enough and good enough Read More
Compared with other types of arts, cinematography has a narrower timeline. Nonetheless, we might say that it’s becoming the most consumed type of art and
Cinematography of Estonia: 10+2 must-see films Read More
The International Arvo Pärt Centre (IAPC), located in Laulasmaa, Estonia, celebrated its third anniversary this summer. It was on 22 June 2010 that the Pärt
International Arvo Pärt Centre celebrates its third anniversary Read More
Kristel Saan is a young artist, with aspirations reaching beyond Estonian border. She has lived and studied in London, travelled a lot and participated in many
Young Estonian artists: Kristel Saan Read More
