Feature1990·85m·6.0

Autumn

Comedy

The main character of the film is Paunvere tailor Jorh Adniel Kiir. Two young seamstresses, Juuli and Maali, arrive in Paunvere. At first, Kiir regards them as competitors, but then he establishes friendly relations with them. Kiir marries Juuli, but he is not indifferent to Maali either. The film also follows Kiir's efforts to get his own farm.

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Cast

Margus Lepa

Jorh Aadniel Kiir

Liina Tennosaar

Juuli

Anne Reemann

Maali

Kaljo Kiisk

Kristjan Lible

Ita Ever

Katarina Rosalie "Mama Kiir"

Tõnu Oja

Bruno Benno Bernhard

Riina Hein

Teele

Aare Laanemets

Joosep Toots

Väino Laes

Oskar Luts

Rein Aedma

Jaan Imelik

Ain Lutsepp

Tõnisson

Tiit Lilleorg

Kippel

Aarne Üksküla

Paavel

Tõnu Kark

Aaberkukk

Arnold Kasuk

Pastor

Andrus Vaarik

Settler

Maria Klenskaja

Liisi Paavel

Jaan Grünman

Baker

Jaanus Orgulas

Merchant

Raivo Rüütel

Rural Municipality Secretary

Details

Status
Released
Original language
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Age rating
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Tallinnfilm

Crew

Director

Arvo Kruusement

Writers

Mats Traat, Oskar Luts

Mare Raidma

Costume Design

Sirje Haagel

Editor

Helju Sõerd

Editor

Toomas Hõrak

Production Design

Valeri Blinov

Director of Photography

Gallery

Reviews

r96sk

9/3/2024

6.0

<em>'Autumn'</em> is uneventful. Much prefer <em>'Summer'</em>, me. This second sequel to <em>'Spring'</em> isn't necessarily all that negative, it's just quite a boring movie from beginning to end - which is disappointing. It does some things better than the first release (which I found to be quite average in itself), though due to frankly how dull this all is I'd actually rank it lower than that flick from 1970. It remains pleasing to see the original cast members continue in their respective roles. Margus Lepa gets full rein in this 1990 production as the lead and does a solid enough job, whilst we happily still get (relatively minor) appearances from the likes of Arno Liiver and Aare Laanemets. Events do get a bit odd when Väino Laes appears as Oskar Luts (the author of the novels that these films are adaptations of), though the film does conclude with a rather sweet homage to the main cast/characters. Overall, I can't say I enjoyed this one but it still isn't anything bad.

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