"The Bog", based on the eponymous novel by Oskar Luts, is a thrilling love story that takes us back to the year 1917, when Europe was engulfed in WW1 and a revolution erupted on the other side of Estonia`s Eastern border. Young artist Toomas Haava returns from Paris, back to his brother's bog farm and wraps himself unintentionally in a conflict with violent and terrifying Madjak, who is harassing a local girl, Hilda, also known as Wildcat.

An intelligence thriller at the brink of the WWII – O(peration) 2. August 1939, the last days before the outbreak of World War II. Stalin’s Soviet Union and Hitler’s Third Reich shock the world by signing a military alliance pact. At that very moment in Estonia, a small country neighbouring Russia, the head of the counter-Soviet Intelligence is murdered. A suspicion for a mole in their ranks closes down the unit and an intelligence officer Feliks Kangur is assigned with catching the traitor. When Germany and the Soviet Union invade Poland, Feliks finds out that the Red Army has kicked off a covert operation to annex Estonia next. Having tragically lost his girlfriend Maria, a young Polish art historian, Felix has to figure out if there is anything left for him to save…

"Where The Heart Is" is the last chapter in a series of films based on the beloved stories of Estonian author Oskar Luts. We have reached the year 1942. After the Reds retreat, the German regime has taken over Estonia. Despite the change of power, human nature remains the same - they love, celebrate, quarrel and reconcile. The film was released exactly 50 years after the premiere of “Spring” (1969), giving the Paunvere saga a dignified and bright ending.