Ma pole turist, ma elan siin
1989·Estonia·123 min.
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This is a film about one major societal hot spot in Estonia during the Soviet Union period when living spaces were still distributed by state for free. It's about a man who is working as a private real estate agent. It's about another man who is homeless. The task is inspired of massive migration of the people from Soviet Union to Estonia during 1944-1988 that lead to demographical conflict. In addition, the building sector was largely operating only for supporting the migrants with free apartments while the natives had serious lack of living space. That's the idea of the film -- there's lot of living space, however some of us are homeless. They are not tourists, they are at home here but they haven't any home...
DirectorPeeter Urbla
MusicKuldar Sink
CinematographyMait Mäekivi
CastLembit Ulfsak·Madis Kalmet·Gita Rank·Laine Mägi·Pille Pihlamagi·Heino Mandri·Juhan Raudam·Alice Talvik·Heigo Mirka·Olga Zenner·Ellen Alaküla·Heino Freiberg·Hans H. Luik·Tatyana Manevskaya·Jüri VlassovShow all
Original titleMa pole turist, ma elan siin