Rainer and Anna's life together is falling apart. The desperate young man begins to record their life together with a small video camera, which turns into a morbid tool for the young man's self-exploration. Because of Rainer, who has become a living camera, the relationship of young people turns into a fight and a chain of revenge.
In the video, ten prisoners pose for the artist - criminals who are isolated from society because of their behavior and whom you would not want to meet under normal circumstances. What happens safely through the screen is like an exposure that creates the feeling that the viewer is being let into a forbidden zone. Without objective information conveyed to the viewer, one can only know what each man wants to convey about himself, i.e. how he behaves in front of the camera.
Artist Liina Siib presents her 2007 film "The Repulsive Body" (46 min), which looks into the soul of women involved in prostitution. Under the name Foxy Haze, the artist poses questions to women who offer sexual services. There are different perceptions about their work, partly produced by prejudice and the media. The answers of the 11 women are very different, some are more satisfied with their bodies and voices and some are less. The video image shows a taxi ride in winter Tallinn along the addresses of brothels and apartments. The work includes framed pictures of flowers that the artist asked the prostitutes to draw during the interview.
It is an absurd science that tries to find out why there are few female politicians in Estonia. The film begins with facts that speak of the scarcity of female politicians in Estonia. Esotericist Villu Põldma then talks about the system of how men make politics at the expense of female energy and gives the example of Edgar Savisaare, who constantly receives energy from all his former and current wives. This is followed by an animated diagram: DIAGRAM 1 "How women give energy to Edgar Savisaari". Next, Vilja Savisaar talks about her thoughts regarding the lack of female politicians in our country.
The absurdly beautiful film tells about the adventures of cinematographers who are as if lost, far from architecture, to the 2004 Venice Architecture Biennale. Asking the visitors for the names of the most famous architects, the yield remains meager, despite the prestigious event.
In 1996, a fir-shaped UFO landed in the yard of the Poosimatsi farm in the village of Pae in Padis. The landlady and two neighbors witnessed this unprecedented spectacle. In the spring of 2008, Mati Jakson, the landlady's son, decided to erect a monument in the farm yard in honor of this extraordinary event. Having previously dealt with the bronze soldier monument, the artist continues to question the role of monuments in society through various documenting techniques.
A short but educational documentary about a young sculptor who decides to build a cute mini-pig from his troublesome domestic cat. What can modern science and technology do? What kind of tools are needed for a cat-to-pig builder at home? Where are the limits of ethics? What about aesthetics?
The video piece tells the story of a mermaid named Liivatake, whose price for walking on earth as a human is to give up her voice. The big girl's biggest dream is to drive a car, and that's why she collects model cars, which she stores in plastic bottles, like people store ships in glass bottles. One day he goes to earth to drive a real car. After some time, Liivatakek begins to yearn to return to the sea home, but returning to it is dangerous.