Best author films from 1970s at Sõprus from 15th to 21st of April 2019!

Cool daily entertainment for the older generation.

The Senior Friend Screenings are intended for the elderly audience who like to go to cinema during the day, in good company with a cup of coffee and tasty snacks. Tickets to these screenings are cheaper and there is always someone to introduce the film. Before every screening, there is a lottery where gift tickets for upcoming films are drawn. The Senior Friend Screenings are held twice a month. The films always have Estonian subtitles, and in most cases also Russian subtitles.

Cinema + lecture = film knowledge.
The Sõprus Film School helps the audience to understand what happens in a film. The lectures held before the films offer both the younger and the older film lovers a doorway into films and beyond. The Film School will continue once a month in autumn. The films are shown in the original language with Estonian subtitles. The previous season of the series was curated and the lectures were given by Tõnis Kahu. The new curators and films will be announced soon!

Meet the creators of films!
Watching films is great, but it’s also cool to see and listen to those who are involved in making the films. This series offers a chance to meet the makers of mostly our local films, but also includes some filmmakers from abroad. This is an exciting opportunity to see a new film and exchange thoughts with the authors, actors or the film crew. Upcoming screenings will be announced soon!

In addition to Klassiga Kinno, Sõprus organises special school screenings for students. We screen different films that fit well in the school curriculum and bring diversity to everyday school life. The ticket price is 3€ for the students and free of charge for the teachers. Register to our screenings: kadri@kinosoprus.ee 

The Take Your Class to Cinema programme is intended for the students of the older grades of basic school and the secondary school level. The series shows youngsters various documentaries that have won prizes at international film festivals. We choose films for the programme on the basis of the carrying topics of the national curriculum: the environment, sustainability, citizens’ initiative, cultural identity, health, values, and many other important areas. The screenings always include an introduction and film related study materials. Pre-registered groups get a discount and teachers can enjoy the screenings free of charge. During the academic year, every month includes two screenings of one film. The films are shown in the original language with Estonian subtitles

Real life! In real cinema!
The Documentary Night film series is focused on author documentaries. The programme presents newer and prizewinning documentaries as well as unique gems from all over the world. The Documentary Night screenings are held once a month. The films are shown either in English or with English subtitles.