Päevad, mis ajasid segadusse ("The Days that Confused")

#Summer Cinema at Rotermanni Quarter

Summer Cinema at Rotermanni Quarter: Päevad, mis ajasid segadusse ("The Days that Confused")

Duration 1h 45m

Treiler

Country Eesti

Director Triin Ruumet

Cast Hendrik Toompere jun, Juhan Ulfsak, Jaanika Arum, Merle Palmiste, Taavi Eelmaa

Language estonian

Subtitle Language vene

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# Hea Eesti Film

Tuul viliseb autoakna vahel, aga ikkagi on nii kuum, et põletab huuled. Makist mürtsub Nancy: “Hellalt hoia mind”. Longero voolab libedalt kõrist alla. Lükkad pea kuklasse ja vaatad nokamütsi varjust taevasse ning mõtled: “Mida selle eluga küll peale hakata?” Ja siis sa tunned, et keegi võiks sind hellalt hoida küll. Triin Ruumeti esimene täispikk linateos “Päevad, mis ajasid segadusse” kimas kummide vilinal Eesti kinodesse 2016. aastal, et kuulutada 90ndate segaste aegade nostalgia renessanssi. See on süsimusta huumoriga vürtsitatud tragikomöödia ihalusest suveks linna pääseda, mis olude sunnil peategelase Allari jaoks ühelt südasuviselt Eestimaa peolt teisele liikudes ja värvikate tegelaste ning juhtumitega põrkudes, aina ebatõenäolisemaks osutub. Toome üheks reede õhtuks Eesti 1990ndad Sõpruse välikinos tagasi ja ei kavatsegi kellegi tagatulesid passima jääda, vaid kihutame aina edasi nädalavahetuse poole.

NB! Alla 14-aastastele keelatud!

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# Great Estonian Cinema

A hot summer at the end of the 1990s. Allar is slowly approaching his thirties, and he and his friends pass the time in their small Estonian town goofing off, verbally harassing girls, getting drunk at local parties, and driving as if insane. One such diversion, however, ends in an accident that leads Allar to reflect on his life and to try to start living more meaningfully. But the road to finding life’s meaning has myriad of twists and turns… With the help of bold music and visuals, the debuting Estonian director Triin Ruumet takes the viewer on an energetic ride through the wild nineties. But the film also records the journey of a searching mind as it wrestles with a sense of life’s futility.

Note! Not permitted for children under 14!

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What is the special program “Summer Cinema at Rotermanni Quarter”?

In July 2025, Sõprus will once again open its summer outdoor cinema – this year in the heart of the city, at the main square of the Rotermann Quarter. The open-air cinema, with 150 seats, will host screenings every week from Thursday to Sunday starting at 10 PM. 31 different screenings will take place.

The Summer Cinema offers the audience emotionally charged film nights outdoors, in an open urban space, with quality typical of Sõprus. Several screenings will be accompanied by themed introductions, conversations with exciting guests, and a lively side program with music and special offers at the bar. The film program, titled “Summer in the City”, is inspired by the cinema’s location and its surroundings: PoCo, the Museum of Architecture, the sea, bars, restaurants, the modern urban space. And everything else the summer in Tallinn has to offer.

More information at www.suvekino.ee