Festivals:

• CELLU L’ART International Short Film Festival (Jena, Germany), 2023, Retrospective
• ANILOGUE – International Animation Film Festival (Budapest, Hungary), 2022, Retrospective
• Tampere Film Festival (Finland), 2020
• MONSTRA – Lisbon Animated Film Festival (Portugal), 2018, Programme: Historical Short Films from Estonia
• goEast – Festival of Central and Eastern European Film (Wiesbaden, Germany), 2018
• DOK LEIPZIG – International Leipzig Festival for Documentary and Animated Film (Germany), 2006, Special Programme: Carte Blanche Otto Adler
• Baltic Film Festival (Berlin, Germany), 2005, Focus Estland: Animation – Hommage au Priit Pärn
• Tampere Film Festival (Finland), 1989, Retrospective of Priit Pärn’s films
• Salso Corto Film Festival (Sasomaggiore Terme, Italy), 1989, Retrospective of Priit Pärn’s films
• Annecy International Animation Film Festival (France), 1989, Official Selection
• Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival (Bristol, Great Britain), 1989
• Tallinn Polytechnic Institute Film Festival (Tallinn, USSR), 1989, Audience Award
• Nika – Award of International Confederation of Film Unions (Russia), 1989, Best Animated Film
• Odense International Film Festival (Denmark), 1989, 3rd Prize
• Melbourne International Film Festival (Australia), 1988, Best Animated Film
• USSR Film Festival (USSR), 1988, 1st Prize
• Shanghai International Animation Festival (China), 1988, 1st Prize in Category C
• Short Film Festival (Bonn, Germany), 1988, 3rd Audience Prize
• CINANIMA – International Animated Film Festival (Espinho, Portugal), 1988, Grand Prix
• ANIMAFEST ZAGREB – World Festival of Animated Film (Croatia), 1988, Grand Prix; Best Film in Category Films from 12 to 30 Min; Critics’ Prize
• Tampere Film Festival (Finland), 1988, Grand Prix

In a colorless, totalitarian society, where the basic necessities are scarce, 4 individuals use what they can to fulfill their artistic objective.