

Nightingale
Ööbik
Synopsis
Autumn 1944 in Tallinn, Estonia. German forces retreat as the Russian army settles in. Young soldier Aleksei is sent from the frontline to work in a prison filled with Estonian political prisoners.
Top Cast
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Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival
Festival / Special Debut
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Leeni Linna
- Screenplay & Story
- Leeni Linna, Anti Naulainen
- Original Score
- Ardo Ran Varres
- Original Title
- Ööbik
- Country of Origin
- Estonia
- Spoken Languages
- Estonian
- Runtime
- 22m
- Production Studios
- Allfilm, Tandem Film
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Leeni Linna
Leeni Linna, Anti Naulainen
Ardo Ran Varres
Juss Saska
Andres Hallik
Sander Lebreht, Maie Rosmann
Department Leadership Roster
Leeni Linna
Director
Leeni Linna
Writer
Juss Saska
Director of Photography
Eliisabet Merete Leppoja
Production Design
Mari Liis Bunder
Costume Design
Ardo Ran Varres
Original Music Composer
Andres Hallik
Editor
Sander Lebreht
Producer
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Nightingale.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Nightingale
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Nightingale about?
Autumn 1944 in Tallinn, Estonia. German forces retreat as the Russian army settles in. Young soldier Aleksei is sent from the frontline to work in a prison filled with Estonian political prisoners.
Who directed Nightingale?
Nightingale was directed by Leeni Linna.
Who stars in Nightingale?
The principal cast of Nightingale includes Yaroslav Kucherenko, Kärt Kull, Epp Eespäev, Meelis Rämmeld, Sergei Furmanjuk.
When was Nightingale released and how long is it?
Nightingale was released in 2023 with a total runtime of 22m.
Who composed the musical score for Nightingale?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Nightingale was composed by Ardo Ran Varres.
