The documentary series Salme Vikings presents viewers with a mystery that was found in a cave near the Salme schoolhouse in Saaremaa in 2008. The unique combination of Viking-era human bones and rich grave goods has drawn the attention of Viking-era researchers from all over the world to Saaremaa. Who lies in the grave, who buried them there, and what happened there 1,300 years ago? Scientists have been searching for answers to these questions for the past 13 years and are now ready to share what they have found with us. 

A romantic comedy about a couple who decide to leave behind their safe lives in the city and move to the countryside. The Karuaugu Manor, which at first seems like a blessing, hides new and unexpected sides. How easy is it to make such a turn in your life? How to cope in the countryside? And how much can a relationship endure when faced with masks, a decaying manor, and strange villagers?

The goal of the science-themed program series “TeadusEST” is to cover Estonian scientists, various research projects, and the activities of Estonian centers of excellence in simple, engaging, and understandable language.

A documentary about Irina, an Estonian woman with Russian roots, who joins the Women’s Defense Service to train as a soldier. She feels a duty to be able to defend Estonia from the country her father loved unconditionally.

“Noor Meister” is a TV show about the Estonian youth vocational championships, where young people from various vocational schools compete.

In the music video, a man decides to bury the memory of his wife, but he can’t do it.

The documentary series takes a closer look at people we are usually used to seeing in front of the class.

A sketch show consisting of 6 humorous clips, each of which is united by the title “If Estonians…”. It is a self-ironic view of our nation – what we are and what we could be if something about us were completely different.

Vido clips about cybersecurity