
Brutes
Elajad
Synopsis
Uku's passions are travel, food and sex. His last day starts out with all 3 in mind and as luck would have it, he meets Briis, who has very similar tastes. If only we all had more time to do what we love.
Top Cast
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- Director
- Raoul Kirsima
- Screenplay & Story
- Sven-Sander Paas, Mari-Liis Müürsepp
- Original Score
- Kreete Kokovkin, Karl-Robert Kurm, Timo Kiirend
- Original Title
- Elajad
- Country of Origin
- Estonia
- Spoken Languages
- Estonian
- Runtime
- 14m
- Production Studios
- Baltic Film and Media School
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Raoul Kirsima
Sven-Sander Paas, Mari-Liis Müürsepp
Kreete Kokovkin, Karl-Robert Kurm, Timo Kiirend
Annika Väljataga
Roland Abel
Jonathan Peterson
Department Leadership Roster
Raoul Kirsima
Director
Jonathan Peterson
Producer
Sven-Sander Paas
Writer
Annika Väljataga
Director of Photography
Roland Abel
Editor
Greta Laanet
Production Design
Viktoria Martjanova
Costume Design
Kirke Talu
Costume Design
Production Stills & Gallery
Official cinematic photography and background stills for Brutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Brutes
Quick factual answers about cast, synopsis, director, box office, and release information.
What is Brutes about?
Uku's passions are travel, food and sex. His last day starts out with all 3 in mind and as luck would have it, he meets Briis, who has very similar tastes. If only we all had more time to do what we love.
Who directed Brutes?
Brutes was directed by Raoul Kirsima.
Who stars in Brutes?
The principal cast of Brutes includes Märt Koik, Pirte Laura Lember, German Golub, Kristan Kirsima.
When was Brutes released and how long is it?
Brutes was released in 2021 with a total runtime of 14m.
Who composed the musical score for Brutes?
The original motion picture soundtrack for Brutes was composed by Kreete Kokovkin, Karl-Robert Kurm, Timo Kiirend.
Is Brutes based on a book or true story?
Brutes is adapted from the following source material: Novel: "Mari-Liis Müürsepp".
