Sündmus:	EstDocs - Marathon Screening
Linn:	Toronto, Tartu College
Aeg:	12:30 PM - 8:00 PM
Informatsioon:	Doors open 12:30pm Estonian Animation 1pm Lemonade Tale Little Holger goes shopping with his mom. Holger really wants some soda, but his mom refuses to buy it. Unhappy Holger grabs a bottle off the shelf and...gets sucked into the soda bottle, falling into a dark green, bubble-filled soda ocean. XYZtopia One of the inhabitants of the flat earth gains possession of glasses that enable one to see in three dimensions. The inhabitant may be full of good intentions, but controlling one extra dimension proves to be rather complicated. Sandguy The trails on the sand draw endless stories, asking whether we can value what’s drawn before the stories are gone forever. When the sand and the Sandguy leave the beach, and Stoneguy opens his eyes, will he leave as well? Pilots on the Way Home With their plane ruined, three pilots find themselves stranded in the middle of the desert. The challenge of finding their way home is made all the more difficult as they are beset by strange visions and fantasies. THIS FILM INCLUDES EXPLICIT SEXUALITY AND NUDITY Short films Paper City 2pm Narva, a border city with Russia is a kind of a no man’s land. Two people looking at Narva from a different perspective: Fjodor is building a giant model of past Narva in the empty Town Hall and Mats, a Swedish real estate developer, wants to change the future of Narva Possibility of an Island 2:45pm The mission of an enlightened or a believing human in this world is to be like a lone island in a bog. On a tiny island in the Baltic Sea, an old priest walks twice a day to the church to do his sermon. It is his duty before God and before whole mankind. Kelly 3:30pm Meet Kelly Sildaru, a freestyle skiing superstar. In a sport defined by fearlessness and acrobatic skill Kelly possesses both – and she’s just 11 years old. A look at how this young Estonian girl has taken the freestyle world by storm, winning competitions across Europe and the U.S. Cartoonist 5pm This is the story of the man who was cited in President Obama’s speech on September 3rd 2014: "...it was a dream that found its most eloquent expression in your voices... when Estonians found the courage to stand up against an empire and sing "land of my fathers, land that I love." And Heinz Valk…spoke for the entire Singing Revolution when he said,"One day, no matter what, we will win!" Need we say more? Ballet Master 6:30pm Internationally recognized choreographer Mai Murdmaa lives for ballet. She is obsessed with turning dance into art, but must deal with imperfect dancers, politics and her own stubbornness to bring the sacred, mythical and erotic movement to the stage.
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