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Juhan Liiv, a struggling poet and an unlikely detective suffering from the early stages of schizophrenia, solves gruesome murder cases in Estonia in the 1890s under the shadow of the tyrannical Russian Empire.

A glimpse into the fate of Estonia during the world-shattering years of World War II (1939-1944), as told through the eyes of the people working at and frequenting a small elite brothel in Tallinn. Followed by The Women's War (2021).

TV host Tuuli Roosma asks audiences to send in the life-changing events from their personal lives. Be it in the genre of drama, comedy or thriller. Sometimes we even hear the stories from some hundred years back as people can also send in the family legends and stories of their far ancestors. The most captivating stories will be brought alive with actors. This format has entertained the audiences during 8 successful years.

This TV series takes us into the innermost lives of its characters. Each episode gives us a new story filled with drama and conflict and a bit of humor, too. Based on real stories. Version of Familien im Brennpunkt (2009) (TV series).

TV host Tuuli Roosma decides to leave her comfortable life behind and follow her filmmaker husband Arbo Tammiksaar to Siberian remote eco-village to live among a cult community lead by a religious leader Vissarion. They move to Siberia with their 3 year old twin boys to spend a year fully off grid. The real stars of this unscripted family comedy are the very smart kids, Andres and Kristjan.

If you have the greatest wife on Earth and you are the lousiest man, who are you? The husband of Tuuli Roosma. One day Arbo is fed up with living under the shadow of his wife. He puts his foot down and starts a new life.

A quirky family encounters mummies, rescues orangutans, faces headhunters, seeks enlightenment through rituals, and observes unique Indonesian traditions during their adventurous vacation.

15-year-old twin brothers Andres and Kristjan embark on an adventure through Japan with their parents, Tuuli and Arbo. Along the way, they reflect on Japan's contrasts: ancient vs. futuristic, spiritual vs. quirky, private vs. welcoming.

A family with two smart twin boys has lived in the most amazing places in the world and tried to fit in as locals while surviving in Siberian ecovillage of a religious leader Vissarion, setting up a yurt village in China, building unlikely friendships in Australia and now trying to fit in Muslim community in Iran.

The long-awaited travel show begins: the TV family Tuuli, Arbo, Andres and Kristjan have hardened in Siberia, China, Australia, Iran and Africa. Now they feel that they are ready for real challenges, so they embark on a journey to the Babel of cultures and the land of contradictions, India. The first steps are taken on the path to enlightenment.

The popular travel show does not explore exotic places this time, but discovers the homely Europe. Tuuli, Arbo, Andres and Kristjan have invited their Muslim friends Fatemeh and Mojtaba, known from Iran series, to Europe. For Fatemeh and Mojtaba this is their first trip outside of their rather closed home country - Iran. In their society alcohol is prohibited, people don't have pets, women don't swim, neither do other sports openly, and they can't even believe we have something like sauna where we go naked all together to heal our body and soul. We follow their experiences and see a culture shock while they are doing this and much more. Already in their fist 30 minutes in Estonia our Muslim friends are overwhelmed with new emotions. Funny family comedy miniseries helps us to see our home with a rather fresh look.

The TV host Tuuli Roosma takes his family - a documentary director Arbo Tammiksaar and their twin boys Andres and Kristjan to live in People's Republic of China. They try to fit in as locals, learn mandarin Chinese and help to set up a yurt village in Yunnan province. The inevitable culture crash is a basis for a situational comedy. The 5-year talkative twin boys add to daily fun.

TV personality Tuuli Roosma and her film director spouse Arbo Tammiksaar take their twin sons on an adventure through Australia.

Weekly infotainment talk show where opposing view points are debated.

Africa is different. It was a destination our adventurous family never wanted to go. In order to overcome our fears, we did. And we are happy we did. What has happened to you, others asked from us later. Africa, that's what happened.

October 1st, 1939. Madam Kukk, hostess of a small elite brothel, buys a villa on the outskirts of Tallinn, Estonia, which has been deserted by the departing Baltic Germans. She's been getting help in obtaining the house by Foreign Ministry counselor Mr Metsla, a friend and suitor of Mrs Kukk. Mrs Kukk and her girls - assistant Renate, feisty Monika, cool but elegant Vivian, offspring of Russian aristocrats Anastassia and simple-minded country girl Linda, settle in the new house. Mr Metsla arrives unexpectedly with high Russian guests - admiral Tributs and major Sidorov. Counselor Metsla hints to Mrs Kukk that along with the Red Army crossing the border the same night, the war has also reached the Gentlemen's Club.

October 2nd, 1939. The paths of Russian majors and Baltic Germans cross in the club. Anastassia and Linda both have hurtful experiences. Two new girls, Carola and Maria arrive, both carrying dark secrets. An unexpected guest, a young American, visits the house and ties his destiny to the girls and to Estonia alike.

October - November 1939. The atmosphere in the house is turned "more soviet friendly" by some vital changes. Mrs. Kukk starts to investigate the secrets of a new housemaid, Carola, and the findings are unexpected. The American, Henry, seems to be too interested in the brothel. The secret of the house starts to unravel.

November 1939. The Winter War between Finland and Soviet Union spreads fear also in Estonia. Carola reveals the whole dark secret about the house. The motives of counselor Metsla to move the brothel here will become more clear. Mrs. Kukk has to face down a gun, and becomes aware of a secret, which she finds too hard to keep.

December 1939. The winter night sky is lighted up by the bombings over Finland. A row of strange guests arrive at the gentleman's club. Several critical situations demand witty solutions. Maria gets an offer she can't refuse. The year is waved off and a new decade, the hopefully better '40s, are welcomed with a quiet party.

January - February - March 1940. Imprisoned by the terrible cold, the girls start to knit pullovers for the boys going to the war in Finland. Metsla arranges a meeting between Maria and the British agent Sandy McKibbin. Some Olympic winners stop by the Gentlemen's Club; one of them finds his lost love, Renate, working in the brothel.