Valeria Anderson

Dedicated to the 80th anniversary of Andrei Tarkovsky. The film uses unique materials related to the years Tarkovsky spent in Italy, personal accounts of friends and professionals, the shooting locations of his films, to what degree his works reflects his personal life. The film brings us closer to the man to whom contemporary filmmaking owes so much.

Rosiine Kartau tells about her life, work and activities as the head of the Vasula state farm.

The staff of the workers' canteen of V. Klementi sewing enterprise make an effort to prepare food every day despite the deteriorating machinery and defective produce.

A lyrical report about passengers on the Tallinn commuter train. A meditative film about life's journey and the change of generations, which is born by observing the train passengers. The spring landscape, buildings and slogans opening from the train windows mix associatively with what is happening in the carriage. Paul-Eerik Rummo wrote the words for Tõnu Naissoo's music in the film, Urmas Alender sings.

Young high school graduates express their thoughts on life and love.

A reportage about young people who have arrived at the Sommerling state farm. The main focus is on young people who have come to Narva from the countryside and will start working in the horticultural brigade. The film follows the work and activities of the girls, as well as the entire fieldwork of the state farm from spring to autumn.

Portrait film about Šarl Piel, a brigadier of builders who is demanding a lot both from himself and others and who is able to overcome the difficulties encountered at work.

Valeria Anderson's fourth documentary is a dramaturgically and conceptually complete visual-musical work comparable with the best British industrial documentaries of that era. The strict frame sequence gives a figurative overview of the birth of reinforced concrete wall panel.