Directing
Heino Pars
Born October 13, 1925
Died October 8, 2014 · aged 88
Heino Pars (October 13, 1925, Mustla, Viljandi County – October 8, 2014 Tallinn) was an Estonian animated film director. With Elbert Tuganov, he is the founder of Estonian puppetry animation. In 2001 he was awarded with Order of the White Star, V class.
Known For
March's Bread · 1971March's Bread
★ 7.01971
MovieAnimation
The pharmacist's assistant puts sweets in all the medicines and suddenly he got a wonderful marzipan — March's bread.
Two Stories · 1962Two Stories
★ 10.01962
MovieAnimation
Two well-known children's stories made into animation. The duck who fell asleep while driving the train and the girl who couldn't stop whining.
Yachts at Sea · 1955Yachts at Sea
★ 10.01955
MovieDrama
After the war, young yachtsmen from the coastal town deal with daily work, training and competitions without knowing about the downside. Suddenly, mysterious events start to happen, testing the vigilance, ideological and moral beliefs of the local people.
Bonycrone · 1978Bonycrone
★ 8.01978
MovieAnimationFamily
This is a fairytale that shows us how to discard the false values and pick the real values.
Kui saabub õhtu · 1955Kui saabub õhtu
★ 8.21955
MovieDocumentaryMusic
Ott in Space · 1962Ott in Space
★ 8.51962
MovieAnimation
The naughty boy Ott, who spends his school hours lazing and fighting, gets into a launching spaceship and flies into space. This is how exciting and even dangerous adventures begin, during which Ott experiences a long-known truth: you can't go through life without school wisdom. Estonian/Soviet animation short from 1961.
City of Honey Masters · 1983City of Honey Masters
★ 8.01983
MovieAnimation
A cognitive puppet animation for children of the wondrous and harmonic world of bees in the form of a fairy-tale.
Peas · 1988Peas
★ 10.01988
MovieAnimation
Based on Leida Tigane's fairy tale "The Crow cooks pea soup".
The crow found a pea and wanted to cook soup. But one pea is not enough for that. The woodpecker advised her to plant a pea in the ground so that more of them would grow. The crow planted, and then began to boil water in a cauldron, waiting for the pea harvest to arrive soon. Various animals began to gather here, who also wanted to try the pea soup.















