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Release Date:
December 1, 2022
Original Title:
Palve
Genres:
Drama
Production Companies:
Baltic Film and Media School
Production Countries:
Estonia
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 19
Jakop has been living by Peipsi for several generations. He is not the best fisherman and doesn't have much money. One day, Jakop's nephew arrives at the yard. Jakop has a chance get a thousand rubles if he agrees to make one small trip over the lake and back. Namely, the nephew has a fugitive in the car who thinks that he is on the north coast. But Jakop refuses the offer. However, he allows his nephew and the refugee to stay with him for the night. In the morning, however, the nephew leaves and leaves the speechless fugitive to Jakop's conscience. Jakop has to make a decision - whether he takes refugees across lake Peipus? In the whirlwind of events, memories come to life in Jakop's dreams about his brother and his suicide. Jakop begins to see similarities between the lost brother and the fugitive.
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Art Direction:
Renelle Karnaskind
Assistant Art Director:
Joonas Väär
Kirke Antsmäe
Boom Operator:
Andreas Jõesaar
Magnar-Stig Virgo
Continuity:
Karl-Olaf Olmann
Costume Design:
Emilie Sibrits
Director:
Elis Rumma
Director of Photography:
Joosep Ivask
Editor:
Viivika Vassar
First Assistant Camera:
Markus Muide
First Assistant Director:
Johanna Viskar
Foley Artist:
Andreas Jõesaar
Magnar-Stig Virgo
Gaffer:
Tõnu Tamm
Makeup Artist:
Lilli Reinväli
Makeup Designer:
Karoliina Villem
Novel:
Martin Algus
Producer:
Lennart Mathias Männik
Production Design:
Gete Tiirats
Screenplay:
Johanna Viskar
Second Assistant Camera:
Helari Saaremäe
Second Assistant Director:
Johanna Viskar
Sound Director:
Timo Kiirend
Third Assistant Director:
Polina Turov
Alesja Suzdaltseva
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