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Kind Hometown Spirits (1983) | Slate

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As a result of the initiative of the youth programme of Estonian Television, a phenomenon known as "Hometown" was born in Estonia in October 1975. Tens, hundreds, even thousands of schoolboys and schoolgirls gathered in the Tallinn old town on Sundays in order to work, explore the miracles of old town, to edit their own newspaper, to organize meetings, excursions etc.

Released: 1983
Runtime: 27m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Soviet Union
Language: Estonian

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Leida LaiusDirector, Writer

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