- Occupation
Producer, Director - Country
Estonia
Lillak Margit
Estonian Stories. Pastacas
PASTACAS aka RAMO TEDER is a mystical guy. He makes strange and infatuating folktronical music, and draws on top of his oil-paintings with a ball-point pen (the name Pastacas in estonian means ball-point pen). His music is known from Finland to Tokyo. He lives in south-western Finland in a small idyllic village with his wife piia and daughter Pihla. He composes his music from miniature parts, which put together form a lyrically strange whole. Ramo is a traveller and musician, Estonian artist living abroad.
Estonian Stories. Babyface
The film is about 28-year-old Andrus Elbing aka Babyface who's life is like a ghetto-movie. He has left behind a tough journey from a street-kid to a jailbird. Inspite of his rough past, he has grown into a flaming poet and rapper. We follow Babyface after getting out from prison, adjusting to the newly-found freedom, and finding a way to deal with his past.
PASTACAS aka RAMO TEDER is a mystical guy. He makes strange and infatuating folktronical music, and draws on top of his oil-paintings with a ball-point pen (the name Pastacas in estonian means ball-point pen). His music is known from Finland to Tokyo. He lives in south-western Finland in a small idyllic village with his wife piia and daughter Pihla. He composes his music from miniature parts, which put together form a lyrically strange whole. Ramo is a traveller and musician, Estonian artist living abroad.
Estonian Stories. Babyface
The film is about 28-year-old Andrus Elbing aka Babyface who's life is like a ghetto-movie. He has left behind a tough journey from a street-kid to a jailbird. Inspite of his rough past, he has grown into a flaming poet and rapper. We follow Babyface after getting out from prison, adjusting to the newly-found freedom, and finding a way to deal with his past.
Margit Lillak, B.A. graduate from Estonian Academy of Art and M.A. graduate in scriptwriting from Royal Holloway College, England, directed two animated films for children Nina-Jass ja Näpp-Mall and Pambu-Peedu in 2001. She made her first documentary Ars Longa (scriptwriter and director) in 2008, followed by Baby Face (2009, scriptwriter, director and cinematographer) and Pastacas (2010, scriptwriter and producer). Pastacas was awarded with the main prize at the EstDocs Film Festival competition in Toronto.
animation "Jane the Thumb" 2001animation "Bushman Pete" 2001documentary "Ars Longa" 2008documentary "Baby Face" 2009documentary "Pastacas" 2010documentary "40+2 weeks" 2012
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Saue 11
10612 Tallinn
Saue 11
10612 Tallinn