Uurimusfilm doktor Enn Vetemaa märkmeraamatute põhjal "Eesti näkid" Trailer (1993)

19 May 1993 Fantasy, Comedy, Factual 55 mins

Mermaids and humans have crossed paths throughout millennias.Their generally peaceful coexistence is described in naiadological literature, as well as in the folklore of many nations. Our mermaid people are poetic and mysterious - we meet these gentle and femininely charming creatures in nature and in the everyday life around us. The film follows the principles of scientific lyricism, and takes the viewer through the history of naiadology and introduces the main types of mermaids. The mermaids were captured in beautiful places in Estonian waters.

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Cast

Crew

Enn Vetemaa Writer

Margit Maran Editor

Mikk Sarv Sound Designer

Aare Tiisväli Producer

Illis Vets Director

Illis Vets Director of Photography

Jüri Sandre Sound Director

International Releases Dates

Estonia 19 May 1993

Production Companies

Tallinn television studio

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