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Director<br />

Marko Raat<br />

Producer<br />

Kaie-Ene Rääk<br />

Co-producer<br />

Knut Skoglund (Norway)<br />

Writer<br />

Marko Raat<br />

Based on<br />

an original story<br />

Language<br />

Estonian<br />

Genre<br />

Drama<br />

Format<br />

35mm, CinemaScope<br />

A charismatic 40-year-old woman lures a<br />

teenage boy into coming with her to an ice<br />

villa where she lives as a recluse, freezing<br />

her body to stop the proliferation of cancer<br />

cells. She believes she has to break a young<br />

boy’s heart if she is to survive.<br />

Running time<br />

100 mins<br />

Target audience<br />

14-plus<br />

Budget<br />

€ 1,100,000<br />

Cast<br />

tbc<br />

Director Marko Raat<br />

Born in 1973, Marko Raat graduated from<br />

Tallinn University, where he studied directing.<br />

He has made short films, documentaries<br />

and television programmes; written<br />

film reviews; participated in various art projects;<br />

and directed plays.<br />

Feature films include:<br />

Agent Wild Duck (Agent Sinikael, 2002;<br />

winner of the Estonian Critics Award; the<br />

Estonian Cultural Endowment Award; and<br />

the Estonian National Culture Foundation<br />

Award for Best Debut. <strong>Festival</strong>s: Stockholm,<br />

Geneva).<br />

The Knife (Nuga, 2007; winner of the Estonian<br />

Endowment Award for Best Feature<br />

<strong>Film</strong>; Special Prize, Deboshir <strong>Film</strong> – Pure<br />

Dreams X <strong>Festival</strong>, Saint Petersburg, 2007).<br />

<strong>Production</strong> company F-Seitse<br />

F-Seitse is an independent production company<br />

founded in 1998 by Kaie-Ene Rääk<br />

and six other Estonian film-makers. Since<br />

then, the company has produced 20 creative<br />

documentaries, two feature films and<br />

several television series.<br />

F-Seitse has had different international<br />

co-operation projects supported by the<br />

Estonian <strong>Film</strong> Foundation, the Jan Vrijman<br />

Fund (<strong>Netherlands</strong>), Jerusalem <strong>Production</strong><br />

(UK), the Hubert Bals Fund (<strong>Netherlands</strong>)<br />

and the EU.<br />

The company’s films have received<br />

awards from the Estonian Cultural Endowment,<br />

been shown at international film festivals<br />

and won various prizes.<br />

Kaie-Ene Rääk started as a producer in<br />

2002 with Somnambuul, directed by Sulev<br />

Keedus. The film was shown at 25 international<br />

film festivals, including Rotterdam,<br />

Seattle, Haifa, Göteborg, Karlovy Vary and<br />

Melbourne.<br />

Current status<br />

In pre-production.<br />

Aims at the NPP<br />

To find a co-producer and an international<br />

distributor. Sound, music, final mix and lab<br />

are available.<br />

Contact<br />

Kaie-Ene Rääk<br />

F-Seitse<br />

Koidu 17-1<br />

10137 Tallinn<br />

Estonia<br />

Tel: (372) 601 5983<br />

Mobile: (372) 5648 8902<br />

Fax: (372) 601 5982<br />

kaie@fseitse.ee<br />

www.fseitse.ee<br />

NPP 2008 • 27

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