A work in constant progress (and occasional regress).
Release Date:
September 6, 2001
Original Title:
Karu süda
Genres:
Drama | Romance
Production Companies:
4S Production
Cumulus Projekt
Faama Film
Lenfilm
Manfred Durniok Filmproduktion
Studio Fáma 92
Production Countries:
Czech Republic | Estonia | Germany | Russia
Ratings / Certifications:
CZ: 15+
Runtime: 124
A young Estonian goes to the Siberian Taiga to live as a hunter in a remote forest hut. He hopes to find his true self far from civilisation. The natives he meets introduce him to the myths of the north. The first is a young village teacher who wants to be a good wife to him. The second is a wild and untameable native who becomes his mythical bear-woman. When he accidentally kills a great black bear, his own shadow-creature, he burdens himself with guilt. However, he is given a chance of finding his inner balance. A romantic drama with mythical elements and breathtaking landscapes.
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Assistant Camera:
Rein Pruul
Assistant Property Master:
Pille-Maris Arro
Boom Operator:
Vladimir Viktorov
Camera Operator:
Arvo Vilu
Arvo Iho
Co-Producer:
Arvo Iho
Jana Tomsová
Zdenek Stehno
Manfred Durniok
Andrei Zertsalov
Tõnu Karro
Costume Design:
Andro Kööp
Development Producer:
Ilmar Raag
Director:
Arvo Iho
Director of Photography:
Rein Kotov
Editor:
Sirje Haagel
Arvo Iho
First Assistant Director:
Ly Pulk
Foley:
Irina Kislova
Alla Meychik
Gaffer:
Oleg Tretyakov
Uno Lahtein
Grip:
Eduard Pissarenko
Makeup Artist:
Lii Kärner
Music:
Peeter Vähi
Novel:
Nikolai Baturin
Producer:
Mati Sepping
Production Design:
Silver Vahtre
Screenplay:
Arvo Iho
Nikolai Baturin
Rustam Ibragimbekov
Seamstress:
Katrin Karilaid
Second Assistant Camera:
Andrus Prikk
Sound Director:
Igor Terekhov
Viktor Strohhov
Sound Re-Recording Mixer:
Koit Pärna
Enn Säde
Pavel Dvořák
Sound Recordist:
Lauri Laagus
Still Photographer:
Tõnu Noorits
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