Julia, a music producer in her early 30s, travels to her new friend Anna’s isolated, idyllic island villa for a late summer weekend. It’s the chance to get to know each other and the perfect combination of a sleek, designer house with unblemished, wild nature. But when Anna introduces her husband JP, Julia instantly recognises him from her past. At first both Julia and JP keep their previous acquaintance a secret from Anna, who grows increasingly uneasy about the strange tension developing between her husband and her friend. Over the course of the weekend, old wounds resurface, and hidden truths begin to unravel. The tangled relationships between the three force Julia to confront her past — not through revenge, but through a painful and transformative search for honesty, healing, and release.

Inspired by Mihkel Raud's bestselling novel of the same name, this adventure comedy takes us into the wild world of young musicians in the late 1980s.

The blue-black-white flag is still forbidden, but Estonia is already experiencing a hidden movement that will soon lead to the restoration of independence. Audacious 17-year-old Mihkel embarks on a summer journey with his heavy metal band to perform at the most important music festival of their lives. His friend and rival Hendrik, whose band has just broken up, offers to join the group to impress the foreign music producers invited to the festival. A rocking dream team is assembled and the journey can begin. Hendrik promises to respect Mihkel's leadership position, while bringing along his new girlfriend Liisa, who happens to be Mihkel's dream girl. The tour, charged with bravado and alcohol, picks up momentum as the young heroes race through the absurd circumstances of a crumbling empire, colliding head-on with the comedy of their era. This wild road trip puts friendship, love, and dreams to the test. The music and adventure-filled journey culminates in a massive music festival where the young rockers must find the answer to the question "to be or not to be"?

A young, idealistic investigator, Romans Skulte, struggles to find his footing in the cruel, callous labyrinth of newly independent Latvia from his very first shift. Drug traffickers and violent gangsters control the bleak streets under the invisible protection of high-ranking officers. Initiative usually destroys those who show it. Rookie cadets quickly learn they can trust no one, not even their closest friends, as traitors and informants lurk everywhere.

Cunning Georgian smugglers are deeply embedded in a fearful society, while the aggressive Armenian mafia enters the scene without hesitation. A slow-burning police thriller packed with suspenseful heists, double-crosses, blackmail, bribery, and relentless pursuit.

THE ETERNITY MAN follows the extraordinary life of Andriy, an ordinary Carpathian villager swept into the violent tides of 20th-century European history.

Born in hardship and raised in the rugged mountains of Western Ukraine, Andriy’s youth is defined by his love for Teryka and the growing conflict reshaping his homeland. When Ukraine declares independence, he enlists to defend it, but war tears him from the life he knew. Wounded in battle and hunted by occupying forces, he survives alone in the Black

Forest, mastering nature, escaping captivity, and confronting the brutality of a world at war. His path crosses revolutionaries, bandits, teachers, and enemies, each encounter pushing him deeper into an epic struggle for identity, justice, and home. As the century turns, Andriy returns to fight for his village against Soviet oppression, only to witness devastating violence and face arrest. Exiled to a Siberian labor camp for nearly 60 years, he becomes a quiet legend among prisoners, surviving famine, torture, and exile with the skills and resilience forged in the mountains of his youth.

When he finally returns home as an old man, he discovers a transformed world marked by loss, sacrifice, and the passage of time. Standing once again above his Carpathian village, Andriy confronts the legacy of a life shaped by love, war, and the unbreakable endurance of the human spirit.

IT specialist Taavi (Märt Pius) and his teacher wife Liisa (Steffi Pähn) are suddenly faced with a question of “what to do”, when one morning there’s an absurdly large sum of money in their bank account – no less than 50 million.

The daughter of a religious leader enters into a secret extramarital affair, which collapses her life arrangements. Years later, at a family wedding anniversary celebration, he receives a message that rips open old wounds.