Puud olid... Trailer (1986)

10 November 1986 Drama, History 82 mins

Typhus has killed the father, mother and older son of Palanumäe farm. Hind, younger son, realizes that he won't be able to manage the shabby farm alone. Paabu, the wife of older son, is good at housework and Hind likes her; however, more help than that is needed for maintaining the farm. Jaak, the farmhand, does more harm than good. The rumour is around that when converting to orthodoxy one will lead better life in a warm country - this, of course, attracts Hind, but angers the estate owners. How come this young inexperienced man wants something else than serving the Livonian feudals?

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Cast

Üllar Põld as Hind

Maria Avdjuško as Paabu

Kaljo Kiisk as Pakk-Rätsep

Arvo Kukumägi as Vihma-Peeter

Herardo Contreras as Alajaani Märt

Crew

Peeter Simm Director

Mats Traat Writer

Mats Traat Novel

Ago Ruus Director of Photography

Ronald Kolmann Art Direction

Mare Raidma Costume Design

Jaak Elling Sound Director

Sirje Haagel Editor

Production Companies

Tallinnfilm

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