NOVEMBER: Estonian Folklore
Thu, Nov 12
|Epsilon Spires Virtual Cinema
A strange, beguiling, dreamlike world infused with black humor and a special reverence for the beauty in squalor. Where peasants make deals with the devil to survive the cold winter, werewolves roam, ancestral ghosts come to dine, and household debris assembles to stumble drunkenly in the night.
Time & Location
Nov 12, 2020, 11:40 AM – Dec 12, 2020, 11:59 PM
Epsilon Spires Virtual Cinema
About the event
Virtual Tickets are $4.99 for 3 days of viewing.
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NOVEMBER (2017). Directed by RAINER SARNET, Winner of Best Cinematography Award at the Tribeca Film Festival.
A breathtaking dark fairytale about tender feelings in a brutal metaphysical environment, where ghosts roam free and people have to find their way through a chaotic jungle of co-existing and competing religious beliefs. The story takes place during the bygone feudal era in Estonia, when peasants had to earn their keep under the rule of the German landlords. Peasant girl Liina falls for a farmboy, Hans, but Hans is infatuated with the young baroness. This unrequited love causes Liina to run around wildly at night as a werewolf, to make his secret desires come true, Hans tries to employ a kratt – a fantastic being made of discarded household items and endowed with a soul by the devil, and the young baroness’…