Budapest Classic Film Marathon: Stolen Meeting
Soviet-Estonian drama, colour, 97 min, 1989
in Estonian and Russian with Hungarian and English subtitles
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Director: Leida Laius
Screenplay by Mariya Zvereva
Director of photography: Jüri Sillart
Music by Lepo Sumera
Cast: Maria Klenskaja, Andreas Kangur, Kale Mihkelson
Open Archives / Archive treasures / Estonian Film Institute
Introduction: Mari Armei, digitization specialist, Film Archive of the National Archives of Estonia.
After Valentina is released from prison she tries to make a new start in life. She has nowhere to go and she has no-one or anything to cling to. Her only desire is to find her son, Jüri, who has been adopted, because she is certain that her life can change if she is with her child. This is a traumatic film with strong female characters about solidarity and the lack thereof, and Estonia in the late 1980s. Estonian director Leida Laius would have been 100 this year.
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