Three Brothers, 111mins
Tallinn Black Nights
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A “poignant tale about Millennials” that follows a 27-year-old woman called Karmen. She discovers that her recently buried father was actually wallowing in debt and her whole life has been one big lie. When Karmen’s life free of responsibility starts to collapse, she takes out her feelings on her brother Viktor by disfiguring his face. At the center of the film is a hedonistic lifestyle and the nihilistic search for love and intimacy.
Producer - Elina Litvinova
Screenwriters - Triin Ruumet, Andris Feldmanis, Livia Ulman
Co-Producer - Jeremy Forni, Valery du Peloux de Saint Romain, Frederic Ouziel
Cinematographer - Erik Põllumaa
Music - Gabriel Solis, Composer Hendrik Kaljujärv
Costume Design - Liis Plato
Art Director - Matis Mäesalu, Anni Lindal
"Ruumet is a director with a strong authorial position, who knows how to heat things up stylishly and whose characters never get boring."
""Dark Paradise" is an example of a truly masterful creation of a cinematic world"
Triin Ruumet (born July 2, 1988) is an Estonian film director.
In 2008, she graduated from Tallinn Old Town Educational College High School and then studied at Tallinn University's Baltic Film and Media School: 2008-2009 Bachelor's degree in Audiovisual Media, 2009-2011 Bachelor's degree in Film Directing and 2011-2012 Master's degree in Film Directing.
In 2014, she completed the short film "Tupsu".[1]
Triin Ruumet's first full-length feature film "Days That Confused" was completed in 2016, which was a great success. The film won in six categories at the Estonian Film and Television Awards (EFTAs) (2017), including the award for the best feature film of the year.
Ruumet has created the music video "Percented sain ots" for the band Miljardit.
Triin Ruumet's second feature film "Dark Paradise" was completed in 2023.