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A 10-year old girl's Christmas plans take an unexpected turn after she is brought to a mysterious Estonian farm.

"Vetelköndija" is a film about being a woman, told through the experiences and work of Kristiina Ehin, Estonia's most beloved and internationally renowned contemporary poetess.

Mattias is a young talented photographer in his final year of secondary school, who has a dream to become a student of the Berlin Arts Academy. He unexpectedly falls in love with a wild red-haired beauty Hanna, who doesn't seem to take him seriously unless he proves to be just as adventurous and unpredictable as she is. Mattias risks his whole future by breaking the law together with Hanna, but ends up destroying the girl he loves. Hanna appears to suffer from bipolar disorder, the most dangerous effects of which are triggered by alcohol and drugs. Saving Hanna from herself, Mattias commits a crime that could end up putting him behind bars. His only solution for avoiding jail time is to get himself declared irresponsible. In order to achieve that, Mattias would have to start faking the illness his girlfriend already has - bipolarity.

Women don't know what they want. At least Mann doesn't. It's a little silly story about a woman who likes to demonstrate her moods. There's definitely no lack of spontaneity and bravado in her life. Nor men.

Young artist Leif lives happily with his girlfriend Grett till the day that something unusual happens. Small accident at work opens a door to another world for Leif. Unfortunately for Grett, in this new world lives another girl who day by day starts to occupy more of Leif's mind and time.

When Miina, a seemingly well-off woman is caught shoplifting, the female officer truly uses her chance to show off her contempt. She sees a rival in the shoplifter and decides to teach Miina a lesson. Surprisingly, both women meet just a few hours later in a situation where the previous rivals become partners in crime and must trust their fates in the hands of each other.

A film about Tõnis Mägi and his music.

A documentary that takes an innovative look at experimental music and the people who make it. Why do we have to renounce music? Why would a talented and skilled musician want to back away from the system that helped him to reach and understand music in the first place? Why would he want to reshape a working absolute into something that is based on personal preference? Impromptu is an experimental concert film about people, who have dived deep into improvisational music and explore its vast possibilities by breaking notes in tiny splinters. They believe that their music can be the acoustic reincarnation of a soul. Participants in the film include a number of prominent experimental musicians from across the world.

Peter and his wife have dinner with friends in a restaurant. They have not quarreled for two weeks already. A new record could be in the making. A trivial argument soon grows into a quarrel and the night brings morbid entertainment into their relationship.

Oliver, a yuppie, lives together with his paralyzed grandfather, whom he has to carry to the yard day after day and to the car to listen to the radio. The old man's sense of reality is mixed with the past and the Second World War, he stinks and talks to the radio - all this embarrasses Oliver. Lying about his grandfather complicates his relations with his girlfriend which leads to a tragic accident with the girl who slips into a coma.