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Toomas Hõrak (1951-2020)

Birthplace:
Tartu, Estonian SSR, USSR [now Estonia]

Born:
March 22, 1951

Died:
February 25, 2020

Biography from TheMovieDB

Toomas Hõrak (March 22, 1951 Tartu – February 25, 2020 Tallinn) was an Estonian theater artist.  In the years 1958–1969, he studied at Tartu 2nd Secondary School. He graduated from the Tartu Art School in 1975, majoring in applied art. In 1980, he graduated from the State Art Institute of the Estonian SSR, majoring in glass art.  In the years 1980–1994, he was the artist-director of Tallinnfilm. Later, he worked as a freelance artist and taught scenography at the Estonian Academy of Arts. His caricatures were published in Pikker magazine. Designed films and TV shows, was the artist of the 2004 General Song Festival.  Since 1989, he was a member of the Estonian Cinema Association.

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Film Production

Art Direction:
1982  A Sheet of Paper
1992  Luukas
1998  Father

Costume Design:
1982  A Sheet of Paper
1992  Luukas
1998  Father
2011  A Friend of Mine

Production Design:
1982  A Sheet of Paper
1984  Requiem
1985  The Gang
1987  In One Hundred Years in May
1989  Stolen Meeting
1990  Autumn
1990  Awakening
1991  Peace Street
1992  Luukas
1992  The Lady in the Car
1993  City Unplugged
1994  The Firewater
1997  All My Lenins
1998  Father
2006  Ruudi
2011  A Friend of Mine
2011  Letters to Angel
2016  When You Least Expect It
2017  Manslayer/Virgin/Shadow

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