“Wild South” presents eight stories about Tartu and Southern Estonia. Among the eight authors, there are filmmakers whose roots are deep in Southern Estonia and those who looked at the region with completely fresh eyes. These are stories about the arts of survival – in this wildly enchanting region.
The River and A Cat
A dreamlike passage through the play of light and space, inspired by the work of Imat Suumaan.
The House
A film portraying the residents of a Tartu apartment building – lives and dreams observed through the architecture of the building.
A Perfect Day For Karakat Fishing
A documentary journey into the fascinating world of self assembled, recycled, hybrid vehicles on the shores of Lake Peipus.
Cohabitants
Is there a single island on Earth where Russian peace (world) can exist without war?
The Art of Looking
Astronomers with their telescopes and slime mold explorers with their microscopes, each in their own way, show the beauty of curiosity.
Artists of Survival
Ukuaru meets Trainspotting: chosen flashbacks from Võrumaa.
Hilda Ha. Off the Grid
A story about a free and a wild German woman who has chosen to live off-grid with her one-year old child in Southern Estonia in a self-built tiny house with no water or electricity.
Sewing Machine
A story about an escape and a missing sewing machine.
