- Language level required: A1+
- Location: Narva eesti keele maja Linda 2
- Time: 01.10.2025 kell 18:00 - 20:00
- Format: Language Practice
Director: Riho Västrik
Cinematographer: Valeri Štšerbatõh
Language: — The film is silent. Discussions in Estonian take place before and after the screening.
This meditative cinematic journey takes the viewer into the Estonian forest, where large predators considered threatened in Europe—bears, wolves, and lynxes—carry out their daily activities, along with many other forest inhabitants. Although the film contains no words or narrator, the viewer never gets bored. The action takes place in a forest clearing used as a feeding site for eagles. Majestic white-tailed eagles and extraordinarily long-legged golden eagles hunt fish here with great skill. Suddenly, the eagles flee, as a wolf, the national animal of Estonia, arrives at the feeding site. Forest inhabitants take turns fishing, sometimes alone, sometimes in groups; sometimes calmly, sometimes quarrels break out among them. The film presents intriguing and sometimes unexpected situations without offering direct commentary. The viewer, however, gets the sense of being right there in the clearing, without the mediation of a camera lens.
Duration: 75 minutes
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