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    Saturday, 22. 02. 2025 / 17:15 / Small Hall
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    From 8 October 2024

    Smoke Sauna Sisterhood Savvusanna sõsarad

    Anna Hints / Estonia, Iceland, France / 2023 / 89 min / Estonian

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    Saturday, 22. 02. 2025 / 17:15 / Small Hall
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    In the Estonian countryside, a group of women meet in a smoke sauna by a lake in the woods. In this intimate, deeply empathetic debut documentary by Anna Hints, in the safe darkness of the traditional smoke sauna, they share their deepest secrets and most personal experiences. Winner of the European Film Award for Best Documentary.

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