Uncaught Miracle (2006)
Overview
The 6 short films of "Tabamata ime" are based on Edward Vilde's play of the same name first published in 1912. Vilde's play is about a young piano player Leo Saalep, who returns to his homeland Estonia to give a concert, and whose alleged international breakthrough has given him the long awaited role of putting Estonian culture on the map in the eyes of the local culture elite.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
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| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | et |
| Popularity | 0.923 |
Directed By
Marko Raat
Jaak Kilmi
Arbo Tammiksaar
Rainer Sarnet
Andres Maimik
Marianne Kõrver
Crew
Marko Raat
Jaak Kilmi
Arbo Tammiksaar
Rainer Sarnet
Andres Maimik
Marianne Kõrver
Jan Erik Nõgisto
Peeter Jalakas
Andres Maimik
Marko Raat
Urmas Vadi
Jaak Kilmi
Taavi Eelmaa
Kaie-Ene Rääk
Sten Šeripov
Lauri Laasik
Marianne Kõrver
Eduard Vilde
TOP CAST
Taavi Eelmaa
Leo Saalep
Liina Vahtrik
Eeva Marland / Pedak
Mari Abel
Lilli
Jaak Allik
Candidate Kõrend
Maarja Jakobson
Maarja
Madis Kolk
Dr. Kull
Erki Laur
Bartender / Hawk / Pasanen
Andres Maimik
Self
Mait Malmsten
Self
Marko Mägi
Self
Siim Nestor
Self
Merle Palmiste
Self
Terje Pennie
Paula
Liina Prii
Cook
Ilmar Raag
Lõhmus
Juku Kalle Raid
Self
Mihkel Raud
Self
Peeter Ristsoo
Sponsor Jürgenson
Kadri Rämmeld
Self
Sulev Teinemaa
Self
Taavo Tiko
Jimmy
Rain Tolk
Self
Juhan Ulfsak
Photographer / DJ / Vedamik
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