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FILm museum

By bus

Maarjamäe bus stop. Buses 1, 5, 8, 34, 38

by car

  • Free car parking is available next to Pirita tee, in front of the stairs to Maarjame Palace.

  • Parking map

By Bike

Bicycles can be left in the bicycle parking lot near main entrance and in the back entrance.

Accessibility

There is wheelchair access.

VISITOR INFO

Tue-Sun 10.00-18.00
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Tickets 12€ / 9€
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Pirita tee 56
12011 Tallinn
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STORY OF THE FILM MUSEUM

The Estonian Film Museum was founded in the autumn of 2006, with the goal of documenting the history of Estonian film.
The Film Museum presents an introduction to the filmmaking process and the history of Estonian cinema and preserves and presents film heritage.

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FIlm Museum Recommends:

Estonian Centre for Architecture has created a special walking tour to introduce Estonian architecture as seen through the 'camera eye'.

We will set out to explore different exciting areas and sites in Tallinn that have inspired film directors from Estonia and abroad over the course of time, hopefully also offering ideas and inspiration for future filmmakers.

“Tallinn´s Cinematic Landscapes from Rotermann Quarter to Linnahall Concert Hall", click HERE!


Andrei Tarkovsky’s film “Stalker”  was filmed in Tallinn (1979)



Film clubs:

TIFS -  Tallinn International Film Society
Permanent exhibition in Film museum

Take one

The exhibition will move through the different stages of film making in the world behind the camera – we learn about the role that the script, sets, editing, lighting and sound plays and we hear the stories of a number of film makers. We jump aboard the film score train, walk on the red carpet to the premier screening and face the critics.

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