Maria Uppin

A young and attractive woman, Sandra, inherits an old house in the countryside from her aunt, Wildemar. The house is located in a beautiful nature environment, and there is only one neighbor living close by. Sandra has planned to sell the house, but before that, she decides to spend there one last weekend, just to relax and get some fine photos for the upcoming house add. But the short vacation doesn’t go as planned. It turns out that her new neighbor, Albert, who at first seems really friendly, starts to show weirdly increasing interest towards her.

Karit, Doris, Joonas and Fred are ordinary Estonian young people. They are graduating from 12th grade and taking steps toward independence. There are many options and it's quite difficult to make choices. This is the story of one generation, a film about growing up in today's Estonia. The film is a continuation of the documentary "Time Is Here" made 12 years ago, in which we watched the first school year of these same kids.

Centuries of dust are swept away from a painting that no one knew existed until now. People set out to clean, investigate and find the enchanting treasure. In the process, time becomes tangible and we venture along unknown and previously unexplored paths of history.

A simple mans life who lives very close to the Estonian main transportation railroad. The constant vibrations that slowly disintegrate his house and the incredible loud noise are just a few things he has to deal with.

This short documentary is about a friendship between neighbors who have known each other for entire life. A cold winter, silence, loneliness and thoughts of nostalgia are surrounding their every day life. Their sincerity opens up a world of unusual friendship in the isolated countryside of Estonia.

An observational documentary about homelessness and faith. A very big snowstorm named Monica hits Tallinn, Estonia in December 2010 and the film crew visits a soup kitchen opened for people in need. The film tries to observe the activities during Christmas holiday and document how people in need are coping with the ongoing storm.