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Eternal Weekend Recap
Some can be. But not all. It's a case by case kind of thing. :) Here are some recently featured films that can be viewed on Eternal.tv & your favorite TV & Mobile Apps
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FRIDAY NIGHT FEATURE
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Sound and Fury (1988, 1hr 35min)
Directed by Jean-Claude Brisseau
When his grandmother dies, 14-year-old Bruno returns to the French suburbs. With the mind of a 7-year-old, he finds himself in a classroom of pupils with similar learning problems. There he befriends Jean-Roger, the “terror” and is introduced to the violent gangs of the burbs.
This is a moving and haunting must-see for fans of coming of age films. Presented with Altered Innocence.
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ETERNAL COLLECTIONS
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The Films of Elbert Tuganov
Discover a dozen of the groundbreaking films of Elbert Tuganov (1922–2007) who is widely regarded as the father of Estonian animation.
Beginning with Estonia's first ever stop-motion animated film, Little Peter's Dream (1958), we move through 11 other adventures spanning a remarkable 25-year career.
Beginning with Estonia's first ever stop-motion animated film, Little Peter's Dream (1958), we move through 11 other adventures spanning a remarkable 25-year career.