Sunday, October 20, 2013

New educational materials to help teach the value of wisdom, both native and geography class


New educational materials to help teach the value of wisdom, both native and geography class
Russia Anapas the CIS and Baltic Film Festival Cinema Shock have won two awards for Estonian film - short film "Rambikramp" and the documentary "The Revolution did not come." Directed Aljona Polunin Estonian-Finnish-made documentary "The Revolution did not come" was awarded the "Neformat" Grand Prix, and the director was also a fellow art exhibitors and Critics Guild Award for "elephant," said the Estonian Film Foundation. Elen Lotman and Katrin Sipelgas film "Rambikramp" won a special prize for the short film category, the jury explained as "a useful idea in brilliant cinematographic package". Estonian films participated in the festival in Anapa Rasmus Merivoo film "Pinocchio" and Arbo Tammiksaar documentary "Fritsud and Blondes". Anapa festival was won by Ukrainian director Kira Muratova grammy streaming film "Melody väntorelile".
19:34 - Daydream going to Europe on tour (2) 19:10 - Matsalu Film Festival, won the first Estonian film 14:10 - National Library stands Edgar Valter 80th anniversary (1) 13:54 - Kõusaar 'Magnus' fate shows during the month (2) 13:50 - Anapa Film Festival, the film won awards for two of the Estonian 12:24 - Classic grammy streaming Radio Raimo Kangro marks the birth anniversary of 10:09 - the U.S. won the Emmy for best drama series' Mad Men '
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