Estonian premiere
A young man falls into a dark state of depression. Non-narrative art story that leads viewers into the beauty of dark moods. Poetry of the end of the world.
Estonian premiere
Peaceful protests in Minsk are pacified by the police after a Belarusian oppositionist is beaten to death. The journalists of independent Belarusian television are the only ones to broadcast the course of events from the windows of one of the nearby blocks. When they are tracked by a police drone, they have little time to decide – continue the broadcast or take cover? A film inspired by real events.
Estonian premiere
After the protests in 2020, the Belarusian militia received hundreds of phone calls from “caring” citizens. They complained about passers-by, colleagues, friends and even relatives – all who disagreed with the country’s policies and took to the streets or expressed their opinions in other ways. What motivated people to make such calls? Who are they and how are they doing now?
A witty journalistic experiment.
Estonian premiere
A riot policeman detains several people during an anti-war protest and takes them to prison where he's informed that there is no more room in the cells. He is ordered to take the prisoners home for the 15 days of incarceration.