EstDocs (the Estonian documentary film festival in Toronto) celebrates its 10th year of bringing Estonian-themed films to audiences; this year’s festival takes place from 16-21 […]
EstDocs documentary film festival in Toronto celebrates 10 years Read More
The Estonian-Georgian film, “Tangerines” (“Mandariinid” in Estonian) has been one of the most internationally successful films, involving Estonian filmmakers, in recent times. Just recently, Belgium’s Oostende IFF
Review: Estonian-Georgian film “Tangerines” Read More
Estonian film director and producer Ilmar Raag’s movie “Kertu” has been selected as one of the 50 best films this year, recommended for a nomination
Estonian director Ilmar Raag’s “Kertu” among 50 best European films Read More
The Estonian-Georgian film, Mandariinid (Tangerines), won two prizes at the 62nd International Mannheim-Heidelberg Film Festival. The film took home the Special Award of the Jury
Estonian-Georgian film Mandariinid (Tangerines) wins prizes in Germany (video) Read More
EstDocs 2013, the annual Estonian documentary film festival and competition in Toronto, has come to its conclusion. Already in its 9th year, the festival drew
EstDocs 2013: showcasing new filmmaking talent and binding diaspora Estonians Read More
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
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
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
This article is in relation to the recent Estonian-French movie “An Estonian Lady in Paris”, directed by Ilmar Raag. The film tells the story of
Une Estonienne à Paris (video) Read More
Leen Rampe (née Võrno) and Siimon Rampe are a wife-husband team passionate about Estonian film. They have run monthly film sessions called KiNO! nights at
Leen and Siimon Rampe – Estonian film ambassadors in Australia Read More
