Helena Lotman
Acting
Biography
Helena Lotman (until August 2018 Helena Pruuli; born July 27, 1991) is an Estonian actress. She graduated from Vanalinna College of Education and in 2014 from the performing arts school of the Estonian Academy of Music and Theatre. From 2014 to 2018, she worked as an actress at Theater NO99. Since autumn 2021, she has been working as an actress at the Estonian Drama Theatre. She played Anna in the film "Chasing Ponies" made in 2016. She played the main character in the Estonian Television TV series "Lotte lood", which premiered in 2017. As a teenager, she sang in the band IceCream.
Known For
Lotte together with her friends Bruno and Albert, ventures and solves exciting detective puzzles.
Lotte's Stories
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Elu võimalikkusest maal
One sleepy Saturday morning a 30-year-old construction worker Erik gets some earth shattering news: his ex-girlfriend Moonika who he hasn't even seen for the past six months is about to go into labor. She however is not ready for motherhood and if Erik doesn't want the kid either, the little girl will be put up for adoption.
Take It or Leave It
Five celebrities compete in tasks set by the King and his assistant in this Estonian version of the comedy game show.
Taskmaster - kuninga käsul
An absurdist court drama where a mother and a father, ex-spouses, fight over the custody of their 5-year old son. However, the whole process takes place in the middle of a grain field instead of the classic court room. On that field the courtroom has no boundaries much like the mother and father whose actual goal is to exact vengeance on each other with no regard to the means used, forgetting their child entirely.
County Court
"American summer" is a road movie about life. It is loosely based on the adventures of real Eastern European university students selling books door to door in United States.
Chasing Ponies
Mother Karin and daughter Mari are facing the demise of Mamma, Karin's mother and Mari's grandmother. They both release their pain on each other, but in unconditional love, everything is allowed.
Mo Mamma
A woman’s voice can silence injustice, lower weapons and stop trains. In this opera-western, the question is whether Ada can hit the right note to save her brother's and her own life from the vindictive Sheriff.