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Breadsong

Leivalaul

Synopsis

A rural 19th-century family hears a pop song from the future. The more they listen, the greater the cost — a tale of greed, blindness, and the treasures we fail to see.

Release History & Theatrical Window

World Premiere

Warsaw Film Festival

Festival / Special Debut

Key Information & Fast Facts

Director
Katariina Aule
Screenplay & Story
Sven-Sander Paas
Original Score
Robert Nikolajev
Original Title
Leivalaul
Country of Origin
Estonia
Spoken Languages
English
Runtime
16m

Creative Leadership & Key Crew

Director

Katariina Aule

Screenplay & Story

Sven-Sander Paas, Laura Raud

Original Score & Music

Robert Nikolajev

Director of Photography

Martin Venela

Film Editing

Patrick Antonjuk

Producers

Andreas Kask, Laura Raud

Department Leadership Roster

Sven-Sander Paas

Screenplay

Katariina Aule

Katariina Aule

Director

Andreas Kask

Producer

Laura Raud

Laura Raud

Producer

Martin Venela

Martin Venela

Director of Photography

Patrick Antonjuk

Patrick Antonjuk

Editor

Enar Tarmo

Enar Tarmo

Stunt Coordinator

Official cinematic photography and background stills for Breadsong.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Breadsong

Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.

What is Breadsong about?

A rural 19th-century family hears a pop song from the future. The more they listen, the greater the cost — a tale of greed, blindness, and the treasures we fail to see.

Who directed Breadsong?

Breadsong was directed by Katariina Aule.

Who stars in Breadsong?

The principal cast of Breadsong includes Doris Tilk, Ott Kartau, Olivia Olle, Hugo Ilmar Kaer, Mae Juske.

When was Breadsong released and how long is it?

Breadsong was released in 2025 with a total runtime of 16m.

Who composed the musical score for Breadsong?

The original motion picture soundtrack for Breadsong was composed by Robert Nikolajev.