Totalitaarne romaan täna õhtul viimast korda Vilniuses Jaunimos Teatras. Tänulik kõigile, kes on selles lavastuses laval ja lava taga. @draamateater #MariusIvaškevičius
🇪🇪❤️🔥The perfect blend of cinematic & cultural genres - kung fu, heavy metal, comedy, religion, and above all, a love story! Yep, it all happened tonight at the @londonbalticff 🎬
A massive thank you to the amazing @esterkuntu who plays Rita in @invisible.fight , travelling all the way from wintry Estonia to meet Londoners and discuss all things cinema.
What a night!
Terviseks!
#londonbalticff #estonianfilm #estoniancinema #filmfestival
The Invisible Fight” premiered on October 4th in Japan. After the premiere in Tokyo, in a buzzing and colourful Shinjuku district, Sarnet’s film remains in Japanese cinema distribution, shining on screens also in other cities of the island country. The film is distributed in Japan by @flag__global 💌
“Rainer’s previous film ‘November’ has a cult status among Japanese viewers, and those who have seen both ‘November’ and ‘The Invisible Fight’ have been amazed by the director’s versatility.
Japanese audiences are drawn to Rainer’s unique world and story, and are particularly surprised that it’s based on real people.
Some see it as a journey of self-discovery, some see it as a message of freedom, while many find themselves wanting to watch it again and again to absorb all the information and fully appreciate it. There are quite a few comments that mention how they appreciated these unique, yet very relatable characters.
I truly hope this film encourages the audience to pay more attention to Estonian Cinema., commented @hiroko__oda after the premiere.
Flag stepped in in a very early stage of production to support us in making this gloriously crazy film. (special thanks to @yohanncomte 🙏) The journey with @flag__global team and @hiroko__oda has been amazing. Can’t wait for the next collaboration…❤️🔥.
alternative poster art by @flag__global
